
Fiskefrikadeller / fish cakes
Description
In Danish, fish cakes are called fiskefrikadeller and they are like meatballs just made with fish, they have special place in Danish and Norwegian cuisine. They are a great way to prepare fish and taste amazingly next day on rye bread, or in a sandwich.
Ingredients
Mint fried potatoes:
Herb dressing
For the sweet and sour cucumber salad:
Instructions
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Rinse the potatoes and boil with the fresh mint until done but firm, pour out the water and leave warm until later.
Chop the fish filets finely with a very sharp knife, and then chop the spring onion. Or use a food processor to mince the fish filet and the onion. Place the chopped fish in a bowl with the onions, eggs, cream, herbs, and lemon zest and fold gently, then add the flour, salt, pepper and fold again.
Now the fishcake mixture is ready, melt the butter on a big frying pan, add the extra virgin olive oil, form small balls with a spoon and use your hand to help.
Place them gently on the pan in melted butter and fry them for about 7-8 minutes on each side at medium heat. Then place in baking tray and finish them in the oven 180∞C for about 10 minutes.
Then melt the butter in another frying pan, add the boiled potatoes and fry them slowly till they start being golden on the surface, then fold in the dill.
Serve the fish cakes with potatoes, the herb dressing and the cucumber salad.