Keto Salmon Cakes

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  • prep time

    prep time

    5 min

  • cook time

    cook time

    16 min

  • ready time

    ready time

    21 min

Keto Salmon Cakes

40 ratings

These salmon cakes are delicious and work well on top of any salad for extra protein or eaten plain as a snack. Log multiple cakes as they fit into your meal plan!

  • Net Carbs

    0.2 g

  • Fiber

    0.1 g

  • Total Carbs

    0.3 g

  • Protein

    9.9 g

  • Fats

    7 g

104 cals

Keto Salmon Cakes

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Ingredients

  • Canned Salmon

    Canned Salmon

    14 ounce

  • Raw Egg

    Raw Egg

    1 large

  • Mayo

    Mayo

    3 tablespoon

  • Coarse Kosher Salt by Morton

    Coarse Kosher Salt by Morton

    ¾ tsp

  • Black Pepper

    Black Pepper

    ¼ teaspoon

  • Parsley, Dried

    Parsley, Dried

    ¾ teaspoon

  • Mustard Powder

    Mustard Powder

    ¾ teaspoon

  • Garlic Powder

    Garlic Powder

    ½ teaspoon

  • Avocado Oil

    Avocado Oil

    1 tablespoon

Recipe Steps

steps 5

21 min

  • Step 1

    Combine all ingredients in a medium mixing bowl.
    Step 1
  • Step 2

    Mix until well combined.
    Step 2
  • Step 3

    Heat a medium nonstick skillet over high heat until hot. Add ½ of the avocado oil and heat for a few seconds until hot. Then using a 1 oz cookie scoop drop the salmon onto the skillet making sure the mounds are not touching. Turn the heat down to medium-high heat and cook for about 2 minutes on the first side until nicely golden brown.
    Step 3
  • Step 4

    Flip the cakes and gently press them with a spatula to slightly flatten them, then cook on the second side until nicely browned about 2 minutes. You may have to cook the cakes in two batches depending on the size of your skillet.
    Step 4
  • Step 5

    Remove to a paper towel lined plate until ready to serve. Serve hot!
    Step 5

Comments 29

  • GremlinLeBau

    GremlinLeBau 10 days ago

    Can these be prepared and frozen for later? Has anyone attempted so?

    • HealthyFatsGirl 🤗

      HealthyFatsGirl 🤗 6 days ago

      I haven’t tried that but I think if you flash freeze them on a plate individually first then put in a freezer bag they wouldn’t become icy. IMO

  • Becky

    Becky 15 days ago

    Added chopped onion

    • ShroomHunter63

      ShroomHunter63 14 days ago

      Be careful w/onions; 1/4 C adds 5g carbs

  • Katie0317

    Katie0317 a month ago

    These can't be anything more than a tablespoon in size, and just used as an appetizer. 10 servings out of a 14 oz can????? It certainly isn't a "meal".

    • Becky

      Becky 3 days ago

      I get 8 out of a can, which is 4 apiece for 2 people. It’s plenty for a meal.

  • PickFit23

    PickFit23 a month ago

    Has anyone used fresh salmon for this in place of canned?

    • HealthyFatsGirl 🤗

      HealthyFatsGirl 🤗 6 days ago

      No. I wouldn’t waste fresh salmon doing this. I don’t believe chef’s would either.

  • JuneBugLori2026

    JuneBugLori2026 9 months ago

    Well I added two tablespoons of almond flour, teaspoon of onion and oregano, but also sprinkled magic salmon seasoning on them too; and these are great! Blew it on the avocado oil also but fried them in coconut oil

    • FantasticKetone175456

      FantasticKetone175456 a year ago

      I like to add some chopped onion or shallot to the mixture and serve with dill relish and mayo

      • YodieP

        YodieP 2 years ago

        These are great and will work well during the week! I reduced the salt to 1/4 t. and crumbled 1 slice of keto bread into the mixture (as a binder), otherwise made as directed. Yum!

        • JohnnyWalker86

          JohnnyWalker86 3 years ago

          Crushed pork rinds are keto and make a great binder…holds together well.

          • FantasticKetone175456

            FantasticKetone175456 a year ago

            I like that Idea

        • Queery

          Queery 4 years ago

          I've made these twice now with minor modifications; I didn't add the spices beyond (Smoke n Sanity low fodmap) garlic salt + pepper, and didn't add nearly as much "garlic" salt as the recipe called for kosher salt. My canned salmon wasn't unsalted, and I think that's what messed up the reviewers who complained about saltiness... anyway, the first time they were good but a little too moist. Tonight I added a tablespoon of psyllium husk, and that helped them stay together with less effort in the pan and the texture is great. I'll definitely be making these often.

          • FantasticKetone175456

            FantasticKetone175456 a year ago

            Right ,with the mayo and egg you need a binder. Pork rind crumbs would work

        • PropitiousCauliflower445694

          PropitiousCauliflower445694 4 years ago

          YUM! I used tuna instead of salmon, and coconut oil instead of avacado oil. I also used curry powder instead of mustard powder. Super delicious!!

          • UpbeatRadish836315

            UpbeatRadish836315 4 years ago

            We love them! Thank you easy!!! Did put salt in them.

            • FabulousKetone567985

              FabulousKetone567985 4 years ago

              Way, way, Way too salty!!!!! I’m thinking it must be a typo on the recipe. Who needs more salt with canned salmon? I followed the recipe before I tasted yuck! I didn’t realize canned salmon was already salty. This recipe is probably good as long as you don’t add the salt.

              • FantasticKetone175456

                FantasticKetone175456 a year ago

                Could be the brand of salmon you used, also you have to drain it , use the brand that does not have bones or skin

            • UnbelievableCauliflower227635

              UnbelievableCauliflower227635 4 years ago

              You can bread these make them in a Patti then coat with raw scrambled egg then coat with almond flour fry in oil

              • FantasticKetone175456

                FantasticKetone175456 a year ago

                Maybe coat with panko

            • josie0695

              josie0695 5 years ago

              Step 1 says to combine ALL ingredients in a mixing bowl, but I think it means all ingredients EXCEPT the oil. (Maybe I'm the only one who took step 1 literally? Haha)[

              • Vikki

                Vikki 4 years ago

                I did the same thing!!!! Learned to read the entire recipe and the comments!!!!

            • NVKC

              NVKC 5 years ago

              This is a great recipe! I added some chili and cayenne pepper and used coconut oil to fry in. They came out fabulous.

              • SuieA

                SuieA 4 years ago

                That sounds like a really great idea, thanks!

            • Schwabbie

              Schwabbie 5 years ago

              Where have these been my whole life, I love them. I only used the oil for frying and I will cut the salt to 1/2 tsp next time.

              • charsuzy

                charsuzy 5 years ago

                Delish!

                • StupendousCauliflower952778

                  StupendousCauliflower952778 5 years ago

                  Delicious and easy!

                  • SuperArugula465683

                    SuperArugula465683 5 years ago

                    Delicious