Salmon Burgers with Herbed Sherry Mayonnaise |
Cat Cora was raised in a small Greek community in Jackson, Mississippi, by a family who held strongly to their Greek and Southern heritage. Both her grandfather, father, and godfather were restaurateurs and, by the time she was fifteen, she had already presented a business plan to them for her very own restaurant. In 2005, she made television history by becoming the first and only female Iron Chef on Food Network's Iron Chef America.
This innovative chef has earned her place on "the list' of Gourmet Lives 50 Women Game Changers for her role. Our group began this journey of chronicling recipes from the Gourmet Live's list of 50 Women Game Changers back in June. The end is drawing near as we have reached #48 on the list!! Whether you agree or disagree with the authors chosen fifty on the list of 50 Women Game Changers and their order it has been an enjoyable and creative outlet to cook from the masters and those we admire with a group of dedicated ladies. There have even been a few successful bloggers on "the list". We have checked out books from the library, borrowed cookbooks from friends, surfed the Internet and browsed our own cookbook collections seeking that one recipe that will highlight that weeks outstanding woman. This group is spearheaded by my favourite well-travelled blogger Mary of One Perfect Bite who invited bloggers to travel along on this culinary journey throughout the year.
What have we been up to with our 48th Game Changer in Food.....
Mary of One Perfect Bite - Spinach Paella
Val of More Than Burnt Toast - Salmon Burgers with Herbed Sherry Mayonnaise
Susan of The Spice Garden - Pan Seared Poppy Seed-Crusted Scallop Salad with Romesco Sauce
Heather of Girlichef - Strawberry Arugula Salad with Blue Cheese and Hazelnuts.
Miranda of Mangoes and Chutney - Avgolemono: Chicken Soup with Egg-Lemon Sauce
Jeanette at Jeanette's Healthy Living - Greek Potato Salad
Kathleen Van Bruinisse at Bake Away with Me - Pastitsio Kima
Linda of There and Back Again - Pizza Sauce and Pizza Dough
Barbara of Moveable Feasts - Olive Oil Cake
Nancy of Picadillo - Chili Lime Flnk Steak Tacos
Mireya - My Healthy Eating Habits - Avocado Tzadziki
Veronica of My Catholic Kitchen - Tomato and Mozzarella Skewers
Annie at Most Lovely Things
Claudia of Journey of an Italian Cook - Chocolate Budino
Alyce of More Time at The Table - Straight-up Grapefruit Margaritas
Jill at Saucy Cooks - Chocolate Budino
Sarah at Everything in the Kitchen Sink
Of these burgers Cat Cora says, "Simpler and faster than crab cakes, these burgers are a weeknight regular at my house. You can serve them on buns or plate them with a ramekin of
Sherry Mayo and a mound of crisp, crunchy greens. The mayonnaise has been a must-have with fish on my family's table since the 1950's"
This looks so good and sounds delicious. I think the mayo would be good on a number of sandwiches.
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Bonnie
I don't know if its the burger or the sauce that has me drooling.
ReplyDeleteI do adore a good sauce--this is killer.
I like these posts Val. Craving a good Salmon burgers now. Have a great w-end with your family :)
ReplyDeleteMy mind is made up. I am trying these. SOON. I love salmon, but for some reason nobody else in the house does. Sigh. I'm gonna scale it down and make it for my lunch when everybody else it out!
ReplyDeleteThis mayo sounds amazing! I love salmon burgers. So tasty.
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Rosa
Salmon burgers are always a favorite in our house and these do look delish! The mayo seems like an awful lot to go with 4 burgers, but I am certain it would make a delectable chicken or tuna salad as well!
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Val,
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious. My father used to make salmon patties all the time when I was going up, and I miss them. I'll be trying this recipe soon!
Mireya @myhealthyeatinghabits
I really like this recipe, Val. The sauce, for starters, is divine. But I'm remembering the salmon loaf my mother used to make. I always loved it. These burgers sound wonderful. What a super photo too!
ReplyDeleteYum. I often buy a package of frozen salmon burgers and keep them for instant meals--one of the few prepared foods I buy. Now I want to make my own! Beautiful. Have a perfect Friday:)
ReplyDeleteI am a big fan of Cat Cora. These salmon burgers look amazing - I've never tried making them, but I am bookmarking this to try.
ReplyDeleteThis recipe looks so good…I love salmon and would love to give this a try! The herbed sherry mayo sounds amazing.
ReplyDeleteYum Val what a great recipe. It would be wonderful for a Lent lunch you picked a great recipe as always.
ReplyDeleteWe love anything with sherry. I think I might be falling in love with the sherry mayonnaise. Yum, yum.
ReplyDeleteAnd easier than crab cakes? Less expensive too, so count me in.
Sam
Man, oh man! These look out of this world! When you;re trying to cut the beef, these burgers are looking like a great alternative!
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I love salmon. I recently made salmon burgers, but this version looks really good. LOVE anything with tarragon. Cat Cora is one of my favorite FN chefs. She's so talented!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of serving this straight up without a bun. Mmm, that mayo sounds like a hit.
ReplyDeleteThis is one salmon burger I must try; looks wonderful; I am trying to pin it,but for some reason it won't do it; sure looks good.
ReplyDeleteRita
The burger looks great -- I make something very similar -- but it's the sauce that really caught my eye. I have loads of fresh tarragon in my garden right now, so I'd add some in.
ReplyDeleteFunny - I was looking for a recipe for salmon burgers to make tomorrow. ow I a set (since this is far mroe simple than the other one I was lookig at which required flash pickled vegetables.:-) )
ReplyDeleteMy husband cannot get enough salmon and this is a new, exciting way to prepare it. Loving the mayo and figure we could exercise portion control!
ReplyDeleteIt's nice when celebrity chefs give back as much as they get.
ReplyDeleteI've been looking for a recipe for salmon burgers and I happen to be growing all the mentioned herbs. Is the salmon raw when you make this?
ReplyDeleteVal, these really sound delicious and I could really put that mayonnaise to good use. Have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteSalmon is one of my all time favorite fish! I love salmon burgers and this recipe of Cat Cora's sounds wonderful with the herbed mayo. Gotta try . . . must try! I know that I will LOVE! Great post Val!
ReplyDeleteSalmon burgers just about always appeal to me and I'm always looking for new ways to enjoy them! This looks great!
ReplyDeleteWow, is Cat Cora a real human being or superhuman? :) Those salmon burgers look soo good for a summer's day. Really light.
ReplyDeleteI've been looking for a good salmon burger recipe for the summer! This one sounds great. Love the herbs in the mayo!
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