EAT THE BONES AND SKIN! As a kid, I especially loved the little spinal column bones.

@dbergum1

Ай бұрын

Same here...

@jasonsdodd

19 күн бұрын

i remember thinking it would be the best thing ever if they sold a can with just the bones.

I've been re-learning how to cook with my eyes shut (been blind for almost three years). I was raised, and taught to cook, by my Gran. Hands In! Bless you and yours.

@Bella_Obscura

2 жыл бұрын

I Never thought about not having the gift of sight to aide in cooking. I think the most important things are smell, texture and taste though. Salmon patties are perfect for that. Hell….ya might even be a BETTER cook than before!

@joesr.shannavanausdall855

Жыл бұрын

my grandmother told me of her great grandmother who couldnt see at all and grew a garden and cooked everything in it . Then when my granny got old she also went blind from macular degeneration and she still cooked very good withought sight.

@karenjolly3450

Жыл бұрын

If you are a Christian you have the authority over sickness . Start laying hands on your eyes and command healing in the name of. Jesus. Find healing verses and recite them daily. Also start taking daily communion. God's word works work it. 🙏

@supergg07

10 ай бұрын

I have been totally blind for 22 years and this lady is awesome. She explains everything and I can follow along really well.

@Rhonda858

9 ай бұрын

My aunt lexxi was blind and deaf but she was the best dang cook in the south.. idk how she did it but she did!

I had a very similar childhood as you. I watched Sanford and Son with my daddy everyday and I still watch it from time to time.I am so happy that I grew up with no cell phones we played outside in the dirt and mud and swam in creeks and rivers no swimming pools. I miss those day's. When I was growing up you had to eat what was cooked for dinner or you went hungry. I love fish cakes we ate them quite often and still do. I love the recipes that you make. A lot of them remind me of times with my family growing up. Things that my Daddy and granny use to cook. God Bless you and your family.

I'm 56,my dad is from Riceboro, and mom is from winter Haven.I can still remember us at the table just after the sun went down saying grace and digging in them patties with a hot plate of grits sure did hit the spot thanks for the love and memories God bless and your family amen

@TheHillbillyKitchen

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing your memory with us. God bless you!

The bones are full of calcium and are good for us. They are so soft they’re unnoticeable in the patties. Otherwise, I use the same recipe, which my mother used.

@jenifernyhuis3776

2 жыл бұрын

Good info. Thank you.

@mikelogsdon1230

2 жыл бұрын

I use ritz crackers

@chetthejet3896

2 жыл бұрын

Right you are Rose, my wife took them out. I always ate to bones and I am 86 so they must not have hurt me. I stop watching the video when I noted 14 minutes long and stopped when the bones are getting removed.

@bekahhughey1369

2 жыл бұрын

I crush up the bones for added calcium.

@cliffapool2891

2 жыл бұрын

That's what I do, the bones are so fine they just desolve

Before my mom passed away, she taped our favorite recipes that she made to the inside of the kitchen cabinet where she kept the glasses. At the bottom of her salmon recipe she wrote... Be sure to use the bones and natural juices of canned salmon for your best health. Mama’s watching you.

@tamtam4692

3 жыл бұрын

❤️🙏

@peggyleekight1563

3 жыл бұрын

How sweet of your precious mom doing that! Precious memories! thanks for sharing this inspiration Christine..GOD bless you.

@danahoffman4186

3 жыл бұрын

Loved this.

@lauraa2877

3 жыл бұрын

Made me cry 😢 God bless and yes, Jesus is Lord!

@Angiehere-1

3 жыл бұрын

God Bless her!

I grew up in a financially challenged family but we had salmon patties once a month. To say that we looked forward to that treat would be an understatement! Thanks for this video!

Grew up eating salmon patties (made differently) and they were always served with scrambled eggs, peas and white rice. I have no idea why but it’s delicious in that combo. Maybe it’s a NC thing because I know other people locally that eat it that way too. Thanks for sharing! Always love hearing the history of dishes sprinkled in faith. Keep doing what you’re doing!! ❤️

I grew up eating these cakes with the bone in and they were my favorite part. I think I'm not going to change now as I'm 75 years old so I'll probably leave the bones in. This is a great recipe. LOL God bless you and Jesus is Lord!!

@peggyleekight1563

3 жыл бұрын

Me too Patti thank you ! I was raised in the country.. GOD bless you.

@jewleeroseseidl1440

3 жыл бұрын

My mom left the bones in too

@janaspalding8710

3 жыл бұрын

The only reason I eat salmon patties is to get the health benefits found in the skin and bones (fall apart and mix well in making receipe - with a finicky person married into family if eating with me, I eat my skin and bones mixed in a little bowl as they come separately).

@Angiehere-1

3 жыл бұрын

I leave the bones in. That’s your calcium!

@gailpatterson4442

3 жыл бұрын

Our bones were left in too. They're so soft, you don't even notice them. Salmon patties and grits! Yummmm!

"Grew up eating Salmon Patties...Still love them today!" Always enjoy watching your videos, and hearing your stories! Thanks...God Bless!

@TheHillbillyKitchen

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching, God bless you Dorothy!

@brendapugh4809

2 жыл бұрын

Mom always picked bones out.....because we said they were gross

@bb22602

2 жыл бұрын

I grew up eating them but I have had ENOUGH of them.

Awesome! Thank you! When we couldn't afford canned salmon, my mamma would use canned mackerel and it was just as good to me!

@jasonsdodd

19 күн бұрын

a friend's mom, who i admire looking back for her thrifty ways, used mackerel instead of salmon. when i got older it tried a taste test and could not tell the difference.

Your anecdotes about family and childhood are charming and always put a smile on my face. That's something we all appreciate.Thanks.

Everyone has their mom's recipe and of course it is the best. My mom grew up during the depression her mother had 5 kids to feed. So her salmon recipe included an extender. Can of salmon egg use the water too, add one cup mashed potato ( just boil potato no salt and mash without any additives ) then some crackers crumbs to make patties. Then bread the patties with crackers crumbs and fry. Makes mild favored salmon patties my favorite.

My husband used to ask me to take the bones out of the salmon. So, I started smashing them and he eats them. I confessed I left them in but smashed them. Explained the benefits of the bones! He still loves them! Thank you for sharing The Word!! Prayers!

@kathyl5610

4 жыл бұрын

Alice Hughes I leave the bones in also. Just “bust” them up real good.

I grew up with that 12 inch black and white tv. Looking back, those were some of the happiest moments watching that tiny tv with my parents. It's those treasured memories that keep us together. What I would give to have my family all together again ❤

When we were first married+living on a tight budget,salmon patties were a treat as were black eyed pea patties,a very satisfying source of protein+fiber:mash peas,add a little flour,minced onion +Blk+RED pepper(use left over cooked dried peas OR drain canned peas+form patties, dust w/flour+ brown in olive oil..use salt to taste.. Cheap +tasty...Great with tomatoe slices+mayo on toasted bun w/hot sauce or on plate w/other vegetables, fried rice or pan fried corn/try blk beans w/cheddar cheese patties too..

When I was a kid these were a cheap delicious meal. With prices nowadays, they're more of a treat.

@teamflanneloutdoors5631

2 жыл бұрын

Ain't that the truth unfortunately. I still enjoy them though, it's a comfort food nowadays.

@gregnixon1296

2 жыл бұрын

Double Q cans are about $4.50 now at Walmart. Aldi has to be cheaper.

I'm like you I'm so happy I grew up like you. I grew up in My. I remember helping mommy string beans and catching craw dads in Granny's creek. We actually had so much fun without all these new fangled things kids have now. Mommy made salmon when we had soup beans and fried potatoes and cornbread.

This is exactly how my mother always made them. I watched some other videos that had a bunch more ingredients. We were poor growing up and this was one of the basics because of the simplicity and cost of it. Glad to see we weren't the only ones who cooked them this way.

@sandraclark2235

11 ай бұрын

We were poor also. My grandmother used canned mackerel.

Great memories from childhood💕. I love salmon patties!

@sharlaynecanesmom4839

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you.

I love salmon patties, I grew up on these also. My mom‘s recipe didn’t have green peppers in it, but she always put a little mustard in them.

@d.b.4201

2 жыл бұрын

@Lil' Black Duk Yep & a lil mayo too! I started out making these with a lil ketchup in them! I didn’t know any better but thot to myself. 🤔That we ate them dipped in a lil ketchup why not put a hint of it in them! That & I love Ritz crackers in them. Well, everyone loved them so from there on out thats how Ive made them! With the ketchup & a cup of onion & maybe a hint of mayo. Reallllly tasty!!! 😉😋

@johnhix484

2 жыл бұрын

Grew up in Texas, poor and country, but we survived on salmon patties. Fried bologna, white flour gravy, white bread or cornbread and green beans,corn, potatoes from the community garden. Sometimes a fried chicken, rabbit or squirrel. And eggs of course with sometimes milk from the dairy down the road. We were rich and didn’t know it. Nothing artificial.

@valerielock2374

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnhix484 sounds like we grew up here in Florida ! So different now

@judithbeers7598

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnhix484 we grew up country and daddy used to hunt and fish for our protein food. I didn't know until I was a grown-up that we were considered poor, when we were growing-up.

@charlestonbrown148

2 жыл бұрын

@@valerielock2374 fast food fast death

My mom used to make these, too. One of my favorites! She would mix mayo with a little lemon juice to make a dipping sauce for them. Yum!

@ldevo6750

2 жыл бұрын

I do that as well but add a little garlic powder also. Its sooooooo good!

@bethdavis6863

10 ай бұрын

I don’t remember a sauce from my childhood, but I think a remoulade sauce would be delicious!

My mother use to make the same Salmon patties and we would eat them with parsley little New Potatoes, sweet pea's and apple sauce....it taste good together!

@colleenmisner454

2 жыл бұрын

OMG I didn’t know anyone who used to eat parsley potatoes. We grew up on them

@SomewhereInIndiana1816

2 жыл бұрын

my mom used to make us that same meal!! yummy!

@fredazollinger6805

Жыл бұрын

Didn’t realize how many grew upon salmon patties. We usually had with can sweet potatoes…still do . macaroni N cheese ,green beans. Now on leftover patties,if there are any. Heat and eat with a dollop of mayo. Yummmmy 🧡🧡🧡

Love this recipe. And love that sign on fridge, “we don’t dial 911!”

@tonyz6421

2 жыл бұрын

Right??👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

One of my all time favorite meals!!.. Salmon patties..fresh corn...home grown tomatoes and a homemade biscuit!!

@mawmawvee

4 жыл бұрын

Denise Roper--YUM, YUM!!!

@denisenotdennis

4 жыл бұрын

@@bonniegoins4938 why??? It's her kitchen and her family!!! Just like it is mine or your kitchen!!!

@bonniegoins4938

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry meant no harm

@patnigro8148

4 жыл бұрын

Denise Roper That’s sounds delish🥰

@sharmanklinefelter508

4 жыл бұрын

yum will try that

I’m a California girl (61 now) but my mama was from OK. We had salmon patties once a week growing up. Between beans & taters and salmon patties, mama found an affordable way to feed us. Did you ever have fried smelt? We can’t find them anymore. So good! I remember Sanford and Son! Lol

@johnwunder3521

4 жыл бұрын

Smelt in store freezer section sometimes..or fresh ones are best..catch em' yourself..or buy @ fish monger..

@TheKatherine1958

4 жыл бұрын

John Wunder thank you. I haven’t been able to locate them in Ca. But I’ll keep searching! Thanks!

@judithbeers7598

2 жыл бұрын

Smelt are so good! They are seasonal, you know. They do a run from the ocean into the fresh-water streams/rivers in early February. We used to net them by the tub-falls out of the Columbia River near Vancouver, WA.

@TheKatherine1958

2 жыл бұрын

@@judithbeers7598 yes. The one place where there are still some here, it is protected…no smelt fishing. How I do miss them. 😊

@kingster99me

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh…. When I was little my gramma made me fried smelt all the time. So yum! I haven’t seen smelt or heard someone mention it for going on 40 years now. I lived in Washington State as a kid. Never seen them in CA since I’ve lived here.

My grandmother and my mother used to make these when I was young. My grandmother was a true southerner. Your videos bring back so many wonderful memories for me. Thank you! 💗

I haven’t tried these yet but they look like the ones I grew up eating. Will definitely be trying this recipe within the next few days. I found this broadcast today and love it better than any other cooking show I’ve watched online. The recipes are great, presentation is awesome and bringing God into the broadcast is outstanding Keep up the great work. The Hillbilly Kitchen definitely deserves 5 stars.

Hi there! We were raised on this same exact recipe. My grandma on my moms side made them all the time. Only difference I’ve noticed between our recipe and others, is our family left the skin & bones in. They are incredibly soft and offer a lot of nutrition. I ate them as a child and I still eat them as an adult. We love these! Great job! 😊

@jimmccormick6091

Жыл бұрын

I think that this recipe was extremely well traveled, judging by the comments!

I'm 56 and remember Mamaw and Mom doing these. I still do them. And yes I only eat mine with catsup....love your videos I'm binge watching now...

@TheHillbillyKitchen

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊

@lorettajohnson9066

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheHillbillyKitchen omg thank you for replying. I love you guys your awesome. I lost my Dad in 2015 and my Mom in 2017 and I'm having such a hard time. I feel I'm falling out of Grace with God and your inspirational words help so much. I'm fighting now for my disability and as soon as I get it Lord willing I'm gonna order a cook book. God Bless you and your family. Charlotte is gorgeous. I have 4 beautiful Grands.

I made this recipe last year from watching this video. It was very good. My husband loved it!!!!!!!!😀

I love it when you tell stories of your childhood. Brings back fun memories for me too.✝️❤️

Salmon cakes and creamed peas! :) Love them!

Mom would make salmon patties and creamed peas for supper at least 2 to 3 times a month...loved it.

This is my granny's recipe too. She was a mountain woman. And I remember growin up on Sanford and Son. Me and my daddy would laugh til we cried 😂 Thank you for bringing back this old recipe. I'm cookin them tonight!

WoW, I love salmon patties. Oh yes it brings back great memories. My mom made these a lot. Thanks so much for sharing your life with all of us. And all the great recipes from your granny. I never had grandparents. Mine were all gone by the time I was born. I feel like I missed out on a lot by not having grandparents.

@judithbeers7598

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry that you did miss out on a lot. My kids would have skipped over parents and gone straight to grandparents.

@nancywood8705

2 жыл бұрын

MINE WAS ALL GONE TOO EXCEPT 1 AD SHE BASICAL RAISED ME. MISS HER

Salmon patties! One of my favorites. When I was growing up, my Mom always served them with creamed peas. I still like them that way. I also remember when times were tough, my Mom using Mackrel in place of salmon.

@patriciabeekman4134

4 жыл бұрын

My mother also liked a side of creamed peas! Interesting?

@barbarapeck1929

4 жыл бұрын

We always had creamed peas...sometimes potatoes added. Going to the store now for salmon!

@valerielock2374

2 жыл бұрын

Yep usually mackrel patties my mom made.

@judithbeers7598

2 жыл бұрын

Soooo interesting, my mama always served them with creamed peas, also. I wonder if this was in some cookbook of this era, since so many moms served them together.

@madalynnehernandez8287

2 жыл бұрын

Must be an Illinois thing!

Salmon patties are a great frozen pre made entree. I use the Tupperware hamburger maker lined with a square of wax paper ( or for us cheapskates, recycled cereal liners). Put on cookie sheet, freeze for a couple of hours, then put in a freezer bag. Make multiple batches. Great time saver.

@DCMae

4 жыл бұрын

Do you fry them frozen?

@sherryllynnjones7077

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea!

@yvonnebryant5120

2 жыл бұрын

@@sherryllynnjones7077 I use cereal wax paper for bowel covers for bowels I put. In the frig folding excess under. Does a very good job.

I never had these growing up. But now, as a mama who is cooking more and more from our pantry and food preserves I'm looking to these types of recipes. My kiddos loved them! I'm so thankful for your sharing your recipes and time. God is so good!

Hello Kathy from Ohio! Bones are good for you dear. Thank you for teaching us how to make salmon patties. They look delicious. Yummy! My mom fixed them when I was growing up, but she didn't teach us how to make them. God bless you and your family always. ❤❤✝️✝️✝️

Salmon Patties, black eye peas, collard greens and corn bread!

@tracydimond3759

4 жыл бұрын

Throw in some fried taters and I'm good. Lol

@1klouisek

4 жыл бұрын

I'll bring fresh sweet tea.

@sandraoss326

4 жыл бұрын

oh boy you got me with black eyed peas lol

@randallcovington2362

4 жыл бұрын

@@sandraoss326 Actually I prefer the purple hull pink eye peas I raise in my organic garden, just saying!

@randallcovington2362

4 жыл бұрын

@@tracydimond3759 Tip for your fried taters, Mix with chopped sweet onions and microwave until almost done, brown in a stainless or cast iron skillet,= done all the way threw with no burning!

My mum cooked them with mash potato and shallots, but I will try this one now too. I live in Australia and thought they were a local thing but clearly international. Love your accent too.

Lived on these all my child hood. Family from Harlem KY.

I'm new subscriber and an old hillbilly (1945 model who grew up on Sand Mountain in NE Al), and I appreciate being able to learn how to cook the dishes my mother cooked when I was growing up, and that my wife has cooked during our 56 years together. I do most of the cooking now, and it's nice to still be able to eat the good stuff. Thanks for the channel.

Of all the food I cooked, my son called when he was in his 30's and wanted to know how I made salmon patties!!! I have always loved salmon patties. Hugs

@allisonyoung4007

4 жыл бұрын

It's also what my 26yr old daughter had me write down the recipe for ! One of the most frugal things I served!☺

@zeenaabdura2971

4 жыл бұрын

Don't laugh but my ex-husband called me for the recipe.

@kvogel9245

4 жыл бұрын

My wife learned from my mom. Now her salmon patties and meatloaf are favorites and will be passed to another generation.

@skbennett5761

4 жыл бұрын

@@zeenaabdura2971 I'm not laughing at you, but with you-- my ex of 35 years still calls for old recipes I made back in the 70's! Just goes to show--if you are a good cook, they keep coming back, lol!

@sherryllynnjones7077

2 жыл бұрын

@@zeenaabdura2971 That is just cute!!🙏♥️🙏👵

My Mom didn't use crackers. She uses both cornmeal and flour...and topped them with fresh lemon when they were done. So good. Makes me miss watching her hands make the patties.

I didn't just learn about my mother's recipes, but my parents had a stronger set of values, and I grew up knowing that Jesus is Lord and I was happy about it. Still am!!!

@46AnnMarie

2 жыл бұрын

@Lil' Black Duk 🤣😂😄😊🥰

@annmorris6280

2 жыл бұрын

@Lil' Black Duk Grammar and spelling corrections on your post. ".....our grammar and spelling WERE incorrect" (plus a period goes inside the quotes, not outside). And note that grammar and spelling are not proper nouns, they are common nouns and are not capitalized. The same thing is true of cursive, mother (depending on how it is used), farmer's daughters, and home economics. None of these are proper nouns, although in this day and age it has almost become like the word "ain't." These usages have been misused so much that people just assume they're correct and, therefore, society has accepted the incorrect usage (whether it be capitalization, incorrect grammar, etc.) and it has now become standard usage.

This is exactly how my Momma used to make her Salmon Patties. I was not a picky eater, I always looked forward to when she would make them. Thanks for the memories. Stay safe and well. God Bless Y'all.

@TheHillbillyKitchen

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and God Bless You Jemmie!

@dejagrace

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheHillbillyKitchen these are so good!!!!!!! mama used to make these!

Thanks for the recipe & sharing your memories, I'm glad there's still people like you in Gods world.

@buckjohnson1119

3 жыл бұрын

Dennis Larson I’m really Hungry 😋 after reading, your comment!

@janicecrose376

3 жыл бұрын

Brought back such good memories of my mom's great salmon patties....so happy to find this video. Thank you.❤

My mother would make these for our family when dad was working. We ate them with a creamed-peas sauce. Delicious !

@Alwis-Haph-Rytte

4 жыл бұрын

Did you ever have creamed peas with diced up new potatoes in them? We always used the tiny little potatoes when we dug up potatoes or Ma wanted some small ones swiped from under the plant while they were growing. Thanks for jogging my memory with the creamed peas.

@poehlerj

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly how I always had them and make them to this day. Just like the recipe with crushed crackers and topped with a huge dollop of creamed peas. Nothing better in this world; my opinion of course.

@judithbeers7598

2 жыл бұрын

@@Alwis-Haph-Rytte yes, we did this too! The new potatoes and new peas were ready by about the 4th of July and that's when mama would cream them together ❤.

@bonniehare2372

2 жыл бұрын

Me, too! With a bit of cheese in the sauce.

Just enjoyed hearing you childhood stories . Brings back my memories

I have eat these all my life, but this is the first time I have ever seen anybody make em like I do. I use flour usually but its the same thing. I am from southern West Virginia I am happy to see another Hillbilly doing something good. Great video and I love these things I dip mine in mustard and eat them with fried potatoes. I use my grandmothers recipe she said her mom made them this way too.

@TheHillbillyKitchen

3 жыл бұрын

Dipped in mustard sounds delicious. God Bless You Joey!

OMG LOVE SAMON PATTY, and love the leftovers COLD.❤️

@levitalley4297

3 жыл бұрын

Try them in the morning with fried egg sandwich 😋

@reety823

3 жыл бұрын

I eat the leftover ones cold too!!! They’re awesome!!! 😋😋😋

Just like grandma's, mama's, and mine. Brings back memories. I was picky too, but loved salmon patties. Thanks for taking me back to the 70s today.

@carolmullins5085

4 жыл бұрын

I enjoyed your "Hillbilly Kitchen" cooking. I grew up getting to have salmon, too. We ate plenty of fresh fish because everyone that I know of fished & we kept some in the freezer for the extra cold months in the OHIO River area. Mother made some with onions but I still prefer them without. I Just want to taste that SALMON. Now that I'm in my 60's I still make them with an egg & you're right about the "filler"❗You can use crackers, Planko bread crumbs, flour with some corn meal mixed with it, just about anything for the binder. We usually fry in a light vegetable oil with a little bacon grease❗It really adds the flavor & not need more salt. Things I like to serve as my side dishes can be fried potatoes, my homemade baked beans, hominy, macaroni & cheese that's homemade, corn on the cob, fried or steamed squash & maybe a bowl with sliced cucumbers with onions broken in circles in vinegar & splash of water with a dash of pepper. These are just some suggestions to choose from for YOUR FAMILY. I don't suggest you feed your pup or kitty from the table, but a little salmon for EACH OF THEM helps to keep their intestines clear of bacteria. So share a little bite if you anticipate having more than you'll need. Maybe each a bite b4 you mix it. It's an old Indian trick but it does help❗Thanks to my half Indian Paternal Grandmother, we've learned so much from her for US, OUR PETS & even BABY'S illnesses❤❤❤.

@ddmichaud1

2 жыл бұрын

Our family made gumbo with salmon, so good.

Your Aunt showed their love for you by their cooking. You were Blessed

I loved seeing you make these salmon patties. Back in about 1968 my brother and I were five and six years old. Mama took us grocery shopping at Winn-Dixie in Montgomery, Alabama. The two of us would stand in front of the canned salmon hoping she would not see it and keep going. We didn't like the salmon patties but daddy loved them so she cooked them. I need to try them now that I'm older to see if my tastes have changed.

Love this recipe, I'm 64 and these were on our table too❣ God bless you & your family❤☝🏻✝️🙏🏻

Thank you for sharing your recipe and the Fred Sanford story!!! My mother prepared salmon patties with bone and skin. We loved the crunchy bones! She used cornmeal, flour and egg then fried patties in olive oil. We always served patties with steamed cabbage and they are the perfect mate. Glad she taught me how to make them, RIP, I miss her so much.

Youre such a sweet lady, i dont see you being a brat. 😊 Your voice changes, so did so soft when you speak to us about the Lord. I see your respect you have for him. & Your outreach to others, the same wsy. God bless you. Im sry for your loss also. I hope you have loved ones near. 🙏

You bring back old memories. I grew up in the 70's and things were so much more simple.

Oh my childhood memories indeed!! Haven't had these since I was a kid. One set of grandparents lived with us and the other set only a block away. I too am thankful to have grown up in our time period (born in 1958) before cellphones.

I’m so glad I grew up during that time. It’s really sad that today’s society thinks they have to have a phone in their hands at all times.

@Marie6

4 жыл бұрын

I agree 100%

@kyuketsukii

3 жыл бұрын

This has nothing to do with salmon patties

@WholeBibleBelieverWoman

3 жыл бұрын

@@kyuketsukii It DOES have to do with some of the conversation in the video.

@tiffany8222

3 жыл бұрын

@@kyuketsukii You're being silly 😜🤭 Lots of topics are talked about during videos. Phones. Salmon, all sorts of things. Why back when Hershey bars were a nickel & phones were 2 cans, a string and a party line we used to walk 75 miles in 17ft of snow

@ranchgirl5594

3 жыл бұрын

They sure miss out on a lot good stuff

This is great!! I'm a single male who lives in the ivory tower of a University, and the wisdom given to me here is a great gift. Bless you!.

Great recipe. Love how you talk about your childhood. I loved Sanford & Son too. (53). I'm so glad they didn't have videos of my childhood antics either! Or my teenage years. I'm so glad God got a hold of me, eventually. 😁

Wow, grew up with this recipe (since late 1950's)!!! Still making to this day. I added a slice of sharp cheddar cheese after their cooked. Thank you for the memories! 🐟🐟🐟🌹👍🙂🦋

Hi Miss Becky!!! Salmon patties are my FAVORITE!!! We had them growing up and i fix them once or twice a month!! Thanks for sharing!!! I am going to fry them in butter next time!!! 😊💕💕💕

@mddell58

4 жыл бұрын

Butter makes them soooooo good!!

Oh my goodness! This is my favorite. My grandmother used to make these and also mackerel patties. She would also save the water from the can and make us gravy, flapjacks and pinto beans. We didn't know we were poor kids and thought we had been exceptionally good and were being treated to a fine supper. But truth be told...we were bad as all get out. 😄 but I want to tell you thank you so much for keeping these old recipes alive and sharing them with those who may be new to the recipes. They truly are old and were a form of survival for poor folks who would receive nonperishable food items from their local church or food bank and needed to feed a lot of people. We had 9 in our home and sometimes took in down and out family members and would have upwards of 15 in a single wide trailer. They truly were the good ole days.

Oh the memories you bring back! Salmon patties, field peas or black eyed peas, fried cornbread patties and coleslaw, maybe even fried potatoes. And yes, I loved Sanford and Son, it was always so funny. Thanks for the great memories.

That’s exactly how I learned to make salmon patties. I once tried air-frying them but my husband said don’t ever do that again. LOLi usually use my cast iron skillet and a little butter. God bless y’all.

@lisanet1849

4 жыл бұрын

I did LOL. That's funny!

@margaretdorsey6872

2 жыл бұрын

I love salmon patties. My mother used cornmeal and mustard and onion. I like Mac and cheese with mine. Thanks for sharing and God bless you 🙏.

We both came from large families and grew up on salmon patties. We fed our kids plenty of them as well. Thanks for the memories.

That’s how my momma taught me how to make them except I’ve never cooked them in butter. Next time I make salmon patties I’m going to use butter.

@Angiehere-1

3 жыл бұрын

Butter is good for us. I get the butter from grass fed cows.

@glynnisthomas9165

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@sherryllynnjones7077

2 жыл бұрын

I love the Troyer rolled butter!!

My mom made salmon Pattie’s when we were kids exactly how you made them. She always made fried potatoes to go with them. I ate my Pattie’s with ketchup too!

I don't like fish but I loved my mom's salmon patties. This is EXACTLY how she made them. I'll try if I can get hubby to pick the skin and bones out. I've heard the bones are actually a good source of calcium, though.

@TheHillbillyKitchen

3 жыл бұрын

I reckon a lot of people eat the bones and they say they are a good source of calcium. I'm just a picky eater, lol. God Bless You Ginni!

@teamflanneloutdoors5631

2 жыл бұрын

Omega III's as well for heart health

@arizonaskies6607

2 жыл бұрын

These patties could be made without fish. Just substitute the salmon with mashed or pureed garbanzo beans, which can also be purchased precooked in a can. By the way, garbanzo beans (also called chick peas) are what hummus is made with, popular now as a flavored spread on crackers & bagels, etc.

Salmon patties are so good! I like to add green onions and the juice and rind of one lemon!❤️🌻🌷 thank you, you’re such a sweet person!

I love a cold salmon patty sandwich with mustard 😋

My mom used to can coho salmon my dad caught and she would make salmon patties with it. She passed away in 2019, and 12 years before that she came down with alzhiemers. Thank you for the recipe!! No one had her recipe!!

Fried salmon patties , macaroni and cheese, yummy. Bring back good memories! Thank you!

@billysummers377

4 жыл бұрын

You can cook

@sandraoss326

4 жыл бұрын

that's an idea mac & cheese

@Linda-pd8en

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, macaroni and cheese, and momma always made stewed tomatoes to pour over the top of the salmon patties. Mmmm..now look what you done lol. I gotta make me some!

@mishaelriffle9618

4 жыл бұрын

My family requested the exact same combination. Also good with creamed corn.

@donaldwitherspoon7401

4 жыл бұрын

Are you single???

Just like my momma’s, but she breaded hers with cornmeal and left the bones in!

@tiffany8222

3 жыл бұрын

I was wondering about that. I've not heard of removing bones and skin from the canned version. I've heard how nutritious both are. Is it more about preference that they are removed or is because it's farmed Salmon?

I wish this woman was close enough for me to enjoy her cooking everyday.

I’m a single guy who likes to cook. I make many of your recipes. Thanks!!!

My dad would watch that show. He'd laugh whenever Fred said "my only son's a dummy". Hum, I was his only son.

Have not had salmon patties since I was a kid. Made these on Monday, and my wife and I love them. Thank you.😃👍

Surprisingly, my kids loved Salmon patties and meatloaf. Strange that the things kids hate today my kids loved. Thank goodness!

@TheHillbillyKitchen

3 жыл бұрын

😊

My Grandma used to make these, Hers were AMAZING. She past away years ago. Miss you grandma 🙏❤

We ate salmon patties in the Midwest growing up too. I like canned red sockeye salmon. Our recipe was very similar to yours. My aunt made a white sauce with them. Brings back good memories!

@TheHillbillyKitchen

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and commenting

Thank you. My mom used to make our family this on Friday nights over 30 years ago and since she passed, I kind of forgot about them. Thanks for reminding me of goodness. And Red Fox. You are a blessed lady. Bye

Your Aunt Dot loved you all, cooking all the food. What a funny story. Bet you all returned the favor cooking for your Aunt and others.

@TheHillbillyKitchen

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for saying that, you are very kind. God bless you!

I really like the salmon patties. My mother used to dredge them in flower before she cooked them and always made creamed peas with them.

♥️ Hello from Tennessee❗️Nothing like Southern cooking❗️

I grew up on these too, close to the same recipe. Thanks for bringing back cherished memories.

This is unbelievable. I am planning on having salmon patties from Ms. Becky's cookbook. It is open on the kitchen counter to page 35 so I get all the ingredients at the store! Wow.

Thank you Becky for this recipe & great tips too! I love fried Salmon patties! My precious mother made them so delicious yum!

My grandma made these. Called them salmon croquettes. I make them too! My husband makes a homemade tartar sauce

@oldmanfred8676

3 жыл бұрын

Jane, Hollandaise would be good with it.

@sharonpatnode454

3 жыл бұрын

We called that also..in Pottsville Pennsylvania 😃

@janebeville7446

3 жыл бұрын

@@sharonpatnode454 My grandma was from Asheville NC

@katerinakiaha6925

3 жыл бұрын

My mama made salmon patties and potatoe pancakes (never together). My husbands grandma made potato croquets. Only difference is shape and individual recipes. Either or.. The salmon were made without bones and skin. I never knew you could utilize both. (Based on comments.) Loved my mom's tater cakes and have never been able to replicate them. (My mom didn't teach me cooking.) My salmon patties were paasable as my hubby didn't toss them against the wall.

@katerinakiaha6925

3 жыл бұрын

I'm gonna add.. Jenny Jones says the skin is where most of the toxins lie.. Make your own judgements.

Hi I just found you on line on my iPhone! The potato pancakes made me so hungry. I love your Christian stories as well.. Thank you God bless A Texas lady who raised 4 children so I did lots of cooking and baking!

Made theses last night,this was the best salmon patty I ever had,thanks

I am so glad I found your site. I grew up with Sanford,cousins, etc,and no cell phones. Best time of my life. Just listening to you makes me feel like I've known you for years. 😘🌻

My dad loved salmon patties in the 50's when I was a kid. Of course, I thought they were gross. haha Love them now!

@dawnmariefay9989

2 жыл бұрын

I always use bacon grease with butter and I always use the bones and the skin mixed up real well those bows are so tender and soft you never even know that they're there that's where a lot of your calcium is

Wow does this bring back memories, I love Salmon patties, one of the many economical meals we ate as children. Thanks for sharing

@silviawiggins4358

4 жыл бұрын

My Mom made patties, and her favorite was the Red Salmon

@asiadupree859

4 жыл бұрын

Love them think i will make some.

@thelmaparker7888

3 жыл бұрын

My mom use to make them so so good. She use the liquid to make a gravy. I wish I would have learned to make that delicious gravy. Any ideas???

@carolepoe992

3 жыл бұрын

My mom made these when I was a kid I like making a sandwich with it and I put mustard on now that was good with beans frid potatoes and cornbread so good

@peggyleekight1563

3 жыл бұрын

@@asiadupree859 Me too & Soon!

You just brought back memories for me. I remember about 20 years ago my grandfather and I would stay up all night watching Sanford and Son marathons on Nick At night.

As a child, my grandmother would make salmon patties, fried potatoes & onions, and her homemade biscuits for me. It was my favorite meal! And, I still make it for myself. Matter of fact, that will be my supper (in my grandmother's voice) tonight.