Bermudian codfish cakes bind salted cod, potato, onion, herbs, egg, and breadcrumbs into crisp pan-fried patties.
30 min prep 20 min cook
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Soak the salt cod in plenty of water for 6 hours, changing the water twice.
Boil the potatoes for 12 minutes, then boil the cod separately for 6 minutes and flake it.
Mix the potatoes, fish, egg, onion, thyme, parsley, breadcrumbs, and black pepper.
Shape the mixture into flat cakes and chill for 10 minutes so they do not open in the oil.
Cook the cakes in a hot pan for 4 minutes per side, until browned.
Squeeze lemon juice over them and serve hot.
💡 Tip: Soaking the salted fish long enough balances the salt in the cakes; add any final salt only after tasting the mixture.
🍽️ Serving suggestion: Serve Bermuda cod cakes with green salad and lemon wedges.
Approximate vitamin / mineral assessment based on the recipe's ingredients. For precise nutrition tracking, consult a doctor or dietitian.
~315
kcal calories
20
g protein
28
g carbs
15
g fat
Approximate values, derived from ingredient amounts using USDA FoodData Central and TÜBİTAK Turkish Food Composition Database. Actual values can vary by roughly ±20% depending on cooking method, brand, and portion size. For diet or medical conditions, consult a dietitian or doctor.
Allergens are derived automatically from the ingredient list, covering the main groups of the EU-14 food allergen standard (gluten, milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, seafood, sesame, celery, mustard). Cross-contamination (shared kitchen equipment, shared surfaces) isn't tracked, if you have a serious allergy, review the full ingredient list yourself and ask about preparation.
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