We've made this Thai Fish Cake recipe with snapper because it gives the cakes a succulent flavour and texture. As snapper can be an expensive fish and may not always be available, you can use any white fish you like.
Fish recipes are popular with those of us on a diet because it's low in fat, high in protein and contains omega 3 fatty acids. The beauty of this recipe is that it is very tasty and very quick and easy to cook.
This recipe is low in saturated fats and a good source of protein.
Energy per 100g: |
501kJ - 119Cal |
Fat per 100g: |
5.0g |
This Recipe serves 6 people (3 Fish Cakes each).
Servings per package: |
6 |
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Serving size: |
145g |
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Average Serve |
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Average 100g |
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Energy |
726 |
kJ |
501 |
kJ |
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173 |
Cal |
119 |
Cal |
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Protein |
25.2 |
g |
17.4 |
g |
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Fat, total |
7.3 |
g |
5.0 |
g |
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- saturated |
1.7 |
g |
1.2 |
g |
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Carbohydrate |
1.3 |
g |
0.9 |
g |
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- sugars |
1.1 |
g |
0.7 |
g |
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Sodium |
267 |
mg |
184 |
mg |
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This recipe is perfect for lunch served with your favourite salad, or as an entree at a dinner party. We've all tried Fish Cakes that have been rubbery. To avoid your fish cakes becoming rubbery, do not overcook them.
We'd love to know what you think of this recipe.
Please email your feedback to sharrelle@weightloss.com.au.
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