What tools do I need for perfect old fashioned salmon patties?

[KainGo127]

What tools are essential for making perfect old fashioned salmon patties? I'm gearing up to cook these classics and want to ensure I have everything I need. Share your must-have tools or any handy tricks for crafting the best patties! Let's cook up something delicious together!

 

[WhiskWhisperer]

For perfect old-fashioned salmon patties, you’ll need a good mixing bowl, a sturdy spatula, and a non-stick skillet or cast iron pan for even cooking. A fine mesh strainer helps drain the salmon well, and a fish spatula works great for flipping!

 

[chewyyy]

You'll definitely need a good mixing bowl, a fork for flaking the salmon, and a non-stick skillet for frying up those patties to golden perfection! A spatula is key for flipping without breaking them apart. If you're adding breadcrumbs, a small plate for dredging helps too. Can't wait to see your tasty creation!

 

[corbin]

For perfect old fashioned salmon patties, you'll need a mixing bowl, a fork or potato masher, a skillet, and a spatula.

 

[Mui]

What tools are essential for making perfect old fashioned salmon patties? I'm gearing up to cook these classics and want to ensure I have everything I need. Share your must-have tools or any handy tricks for crafting the best patties! Let's cook up something delicious together!

Hey! For those bomb salmon patties, you gotta have a good mixing bowl, a sturdy spatula, and a non-stick skillet—trust me, they make a big difference! Thanks for sharing this awesome recipe!

 

[Xeth_]

You'll need a skillet for crispy frying, a fork for flaking the salmon, and a sturdy spatula to flip those golden beauties without breaking!

 

[darat]

For perfect old-fashioned salmon patties, you’ll need a good mixing bowl, a sturdy spatula, and a non-stick skillet or cast iron pan for even cooking. A fine mesh strainer helps drain the salmon well xxbrits, and a fish spatula works great for flipping!

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[johnlloyd]

I think a good mixing bowl is key for combining everything evenly, though a fork works great for flaking the salmon!