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These Salmon Burgers are savory, easy to make with simple pantry ingredients like canned salmon, Panko bread crumbs, garlic, herbs, and oil. You can have them on bread, buns, or just on their own and/or with Sriracha Mayonnaise.
Estimated reading time: 6 minutes
Hi Everyone, what do you like to make with canned Salmon?
I am sharing my current favorite recipe to make with canned salmon, these Salmon burgers!
Of course, you can also use leftover salmon or fresh cooked salmon too. This recipe uses 3 cans of salmon.
The canned salmon that I used for these photos is "tuna style" so it looks a little lighter, less pink than regular salmon.
I use chives in the photos in this post, you can use a mixture of herbs, depending on what you like.
Herbs like dill, parsley and cilantro also go well with fish.
I love fresh garlic in this recipe but you can also substitute garlic powder in case you do not have fresh garlic.
You can use ½ teaspoon garlic powder.
You can also use canned tuna, in place of canned salmon, in the same amount.
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These Salmon Burgers are savory, easy to make with simple pantry ingredients like canned salmon, Panko bread crumbs, garlic, herbs, and oil. You can have them on bread, buns, or just on their own and/or with Sriracha Mayonnaise.
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Deni Cauvin says
these look great , giving these a try this week, also thanks for listing g the equipment. This is always helpful for when I’m trying to decide which brand to
buy . d
Sara Maniez says
Thanks Deni, let me know how you like the recipe and if you have any suggestions for the blog readers. I always appreciate anyone’s feedback! This recipe is originally for canned salmon but it would be delicious with baked fillet salmon too!