The typical fish cake does not call attention to itself. Potato-rich, monochromatic and satisfying, it is the kind of thing you'd make for a homey dinner when the food wasn't the point. Not so with ...

Making a little extra rice at the start of the week gives you fodder for quick meals later in the week. If you’ve got extra rice, risotto, or even takeover or leftover fried rice, you can create a ...

There is nothing better than crumbed fish and potato. This recipe works well with any fish – salmon through to mackerel. The poaching liquor can also be turned into a sauce for the fish cakes. Credit: ...

My three-year-old granddaughter loves fish cake and can eat it every day and for every meal. Which makes me wonder about the fish cakes we buy from the market. Maybe I should make my own, as my mother ...

Peel and dice the cooked potatoes and place in a large mixing bowl. Use your fingers to flake in the cooked fish. Gather a ball of the mixture together in your hands and then flatten out to form a ...

A favorite offering in Thai restaurants, usually as an appetizer, is tod mun, little fried fish cakes scented with kaffir lime leaf. These spicy fish cakes are good any time of year and make a fine ...

Boil the potatoes in their skins until tender. Drain, put a clean tea towel on top of the potatoes in the pan, put on the lid and set over a very low heat for four minutes; this dries out the potatoes ...