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  FINN FIGHTER’S FAVORITE RECIPES

FISH BOIL

3 lbs. fresh fish fillets                                                    ¼ lb. melted butter

8 medium size potatoes                                                   6 medium white onions

2 c. salt
 

Ø  Place potatoes and 8-10 qts water in a 12 qt trout kettle or similar large pot, bring to boil.  Slowly ad 1 c. salt, bring to boil again, boil 12 minutes.

Ø  Add onions, boil 6 minutes more.

Ø  Place fish in basket (or open pot) and lower into water.  Boil will stop, so bring boil again and add 1 c. salt slowly.  Boil 11 minutes more.

Ø  Drain off water and serve with melted butter, parsley, or lemon.

Ø  Remember, always bring to boil before adding salt and again timing.

Ø  Serves 8

SALMON SOUFFLE

1 c. canned salmon                                                         3 well-beaten egg whites
3 T. margarine                                                              1-1/2 tsp grated onion

3 T. flour                                                                      1 tsp. lemon juice

1 c. milk 
 

Ø  Preheat oven 350 degrees F

Ø  Melt margarine in double boiler; then add flour to make a paste

Ø  Gradually add milk and cook until thickened

Ø  Remove from heat; add fish, egg yolks, lemon juice, and onion

Ø  Fold mixture into egg whites

Ø  Place in greased baking dish and set in pan of hot water

Ø  Bake 45-60 minutes or until mixture does not stick to knife when thrust into center of the dish and pulled out again.

Ø  Serve at once

Serves 4

CREAMED SALMON ON TOAST

1-1/2 T. margarine                                         1-1/2 c. milk

1-1/2 T. flour                                                1 c. drained canned salmon

¼ tsp salt                                                      1 c. peas (optional)

dash of pepper

 

Ø  Melt margarine in saucepan over low heat

Ø  Blend in flour, salt, and pepper

Ø  Add milk, stirring constantly, until mixture thickens and bubbles

Ø  Add drained salmon and stir

Ø  Heat through

Ø  Serve on buttered toast

HOME CANNED SALMON

Fresh fish fillets

Salt

Vinegar
 

Ø  Cut fillets in 1” x 2” chunks

Ø  Pack in pint jars 1”from lid

Ø  Pour in 1 tsp salt & 1 T. vinegar

Ø  Put tops on, seal tightly

Ø  Place in pressure canner and process at 10 lbs. for 100 minutes

Ø  Let cool – remove screw top – store.

SALMON CHOWDER

1-2 pints canned salmon                                                     2 cans (13-3/4 oz ea) chicken broth

2 slices bacon, diced                                                          1 T. vinegar

1 c. chopped onion                                                              ½ tsp. dill weed

½ c. chopped green pepper                                                  1 can (16 oz) creamed corn

2c. mixed vegetables                                                         1 can evaporated milk

2-3 c. diced potatoes
 

Ø  Flake salmon – reserve liquid.  Saute’ bacon, onion, and green pepper.  Add potatoes, mixed vegetables, and chicken broth.  Cover and simmer 10-12 minutes or until tender.  Add salmon and liquid, corn, evaporated milk and seasoning.

Ø  Heat through

DEEP FRIED FISH            
2 lbs. fillets – cut in serving sizes.                                                             375 degrees

1 c. fry crisp (or other batter mix)

¾ c. water

½ tsp. salt
 

Ø  Whip batter, water, and salt until smooth

Ø  Dip fish in batter and drop in hot oil.
Ø  Cook until golden brown, about 3-7 minutes depending on fillet size. 
Serve with lemon or tarter sauce

SALMON PARTY LOG

2 c. canned salmon, drain liquid                                     ¼ tsp salt

8 oz softened cream cheese                                            ¼ tsp liquid smoke

1 T. lemon juice                                                            ½ c. chopped pecans

2 tsp grated onions                                                        3 T. snipped parsley

1 tsp prepared horseradish

 

Ø  Chill several hours. Shape mixture and roll in nut mixture; chill well.

Ø  Serve with crackers

DEAN’S FISH STICKS

Ø        Cut fish in ½” x 4” strips

Ø        Sprinkle both sides with lemon pepper marinade

Ø        Sprinkle with Cajun seasoning (optional)

Ø        Refrigerate 2 hours

Ø        Roll in mixture of ½ frying magic and ½ flour or Drakes batter mix (dry)

Ø        Deep fry 375 degrees for 3 minutes in vegetable oil or pan fry (turning twice) til done.  Cooking time may vary depending on dryness desired

PAN FRIED SALMON        
325-350 degrees

1 lb. fish fillets                                                                       ¼ tsp pepper

½ tsp salt                                                                                ½ stick oleo or butter

 

Ø  Melt oleo or butter in pan

Ø  Add fillets, sprinkle with salt & pepper & fry 2-3 minutes or until meat turns white, half way up.

Ø  Turn, fry 2-3 minutes more

Ø  Serve with favorite garnish

Ø  Serves 4.

SMOKED FISH

15-20 lbs. whole or steaked clean fish                                       Brine:  4 qts. water

4 c. brown sugar                                                                       2 c. salt
 

Ø  Make brine, stir until all sugar is dissolved

Ø  Brine 6 hours.  Rinse fish and lay on racks to dry in open air if possible, about 1-2 hours (watch for neighbor’s cat) or until fish is sticky to touch and you see no wet spots.

Ø  Smoke 3-10 hours or until fairly dry when flaked – not mushy

SALMON PATTIES         
350 degrees

1 qt. home canned salmon – pour off liquid                           1-2 tsp milk (optional)

2 tsp. finely chopped onion                                                  1 beaten egg

1 tsp lemon juice                                                                1-1/2 c. bread crumbs

¼ tsp salt                                                                           2 tsp pickle relish (optional)

1/8 tsp pepper

 

Ø  Flake salmon and remove bones

Ø  Mix all ingredients together except bread crumbs

Ø  Shape into patties and pat with crumbs

Ø  Fry in ½ stick of melted oleo or hot oil in frying pan, about 3 minutes each side

Ø  Serve with tartar sauce

SALMON CASSEROLE

1 pt salmon and liquid                                                                ¼ tsp. dill weed

1 c. cream of mushroom soup                                                     small carrot diced in small pieces

½ c. cheddar cheese soup                                                           ½ c. peas

½ c. milk                                                                                   1 can French fried onion rings

¼ tsp. pepper                                                                             egg noodles for 6-8 people

 

Ø  Cook egg noodles with carrot and drain

Ø  Heat rest of ingredients until hot

Ø  Pour into buttered casserole dish and top with French fried onion rings

Ø  Cook 20 minutes at 350 degrees