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San Francisco Swordfish Cakes with Spicy Brown Mustard Mascarpone

San Francisco Swordfish Cakes with Spicy Brown Mustard Mascarpone

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by Merry

San Francisco Swordfish Cakes with Spicy Brown Mustard Mascarpone

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by Merry

  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Swordfish Recipe
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    Merry's Notes: The best crab cakes, and sourdough bread I've eaten, have been in San Francisco. So that's what I pictured when I set out to create this swordfish recipe. Cute lil' cakes that were crispy...

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Serves 6 cakes

  1. In food processor, fine mince sourdough bread, Parmesan cheese and lemon pepper to equal 2 cups crumbs; set aside.

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  2. In food processor, finely mince green onions, celery, thyme, garlic, and lemon zest. Add swordfish to minced ingredients and pulse 7 times to coarsely grind (do not over process, about ¼-inch pieces). In a large mixing bowl, with a large spoon, combine swordfish mixture, 3/4 cup sourdough crumbs, tamari sauce, salt and egg white. Place remaining sourdough crumbs on a dinner plate. Lightly form 6 patties and cover with crumbs. Swordfish patties can be covered and refrigerated or immediately sautéed.

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  3. Heat oil in large skillet over medium-high heat. Add swordfish patties. Cook 4-5 minutes per side or until cooked through. Serve with Spicy Brown Mustard Mascarpone and sprinkle with chives. Salt to taste. Yield: 6 patties

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  4. Spicy Brown Mustard Mascarpone: In a small bowl stir together Mascarpone and mustard. Variation: Substitute fresh minced ginger for the thyme.

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2 Comments on San Francisco Swordfish Cakes with Spicy Brown Mustard Mascarpone

Picture_11 Reply

Love the variation on the crabcake and the waste not want not philosophy with old bread!

Ab_sum Reply

This sounds very tempting. Thanks!

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