Fauxtato Cakes
I needed to use up the rest of the Fauxtatoes and I had been thinking of Salmon and Tuna patties which made me think of Crab Cakes (which I don't like) and that made me think of Potato Cakes and well.... this is what happened. LOL
I had a little over 1 cup of the fauxtatoes left and I added a little bit of leftover bell pepper and onion for flavor. I also ended up adding some grilled chicken breast to the fauxtatoes. I was thinking salmon/tuna/crab cakes and it seemed like it needed some meat I guess.... LOL. There was already bacon and cheese in the fauxtatoes. I decided to put some egg in it to help keep it together.
If you had about 1.5 to 2 cups of whatever you want in your fauxtatoes then I would use 4 eggs.
I experimented a bit and the first one fell apart, so I added another egg and the other ones turned out fine.
They were pretty good and didn't taste like cauliflower at all. I cooked them in olive oil.
Let them drain on paper towels.
Then I had the problem of do I eat them plain, do I top them with something?
I put sugar free syrup on one of them and it was good!!!! I put ranch on another section instead of sour cream like people put on potato cakes and it was ok, but the syrup was better. Then I put bacon and melted cheese on the other one. It was very good but the extra cheese was a bit rich tasting. I tried it with syrup on top too and it was good, but I think I would just prefer them with syrup and served with bacon. The next time I make these I'm going to leave out the chicken and just use more bacon. :)
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
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