Newfoundland Fish Cakes Recipe‍ #Newfoundland #Recipe #HomeCooked #CookWithMe #DinnerRecipe

mm i love fish ;)

These look so good! Great job! This reminds me of Jamaican Saltfish fritters. So delicious!

Looks good! We make something similar in Puerto Rico and it’s delicious! It’s called “bacalaitos”. 😊

Those remind me of salmon croquettes

Thanks for mocking that crazy stuff. Never mind them. Cook!

Cornstarch , not flour, they are crispier

This is basically how Puertoricans make it we call it bacalaito

Who the heck uses a pairing knife to peel spuds?!! You loose a lot of potato that way! I've used both knife and peeler in my life, and I prefer peelers! Unless you grew them yourself, ya paid for those things! Why waste them with a knife! Just sayin'. 😊

I love how you crack yourself up🎉🎉🎉

Looks so Irish!!! Potato cakes with fish 🤷‍♂️ what’s not to love. A pot of tea and a few scallions, bob’s your uncle.

Such a cute spectator there in the kitchen ❤❤❤❤

So what did you do with the crispy little fat bits? U cooked em said they were good but do u mix em in? Do you just eat them with? I found use it but I believe you can get savory in Ontario but now I'm gonna check next time lol

What if you leave out the salted pork fat?

Yesssss! My grandma used to make clam fritters just like this

The Portuguese have something very similar

Lol literally sitting here with a paring knife and pile of potatoes listening to this rant 😂 lol my mom was a peeler fanatic. I hate them for me, but truly have no idea why TF she cared what I used 😂

If you’re in the south, we call those salmon patties. Fishcakes for the poor.

Those are soooo good... i'm from the east and know that meal... yuuuuuuummmm

Definitely inspired by the Portuguese who landed in the East. We call them bolinhos de bacalhau 🐟

I dont eat seafood but i enjoyed your video.