How about gluten-free codfish cakes?!
Sure who doesn’t love a good crab cake. But you know what? Crab can be expensive. And if you buy pre-made crab cakes many times they’re filled with fillers and you’re wondering if there’s even any crab in that crab cake.
Enter codfish cakes.
Cod is a firm, white fish. It’s mild in flavor making it more approachable for those who may not like stronger flavored fish. And it’s a pretty affordable fish too.
Codfish is considered a good, healthy source of protein. Protein is an important component of any healthy diet and provides the body with essential amino acids.
It’s also high in vitamins and minerals as well as being a good source of omega-3 fatty acids. Omega-3 fatty acids are a type of unsaturated fatty acid that is thought to help reduce inflammation in the body and benefit heart health.
Some are concerned about mercury levels in the fish they eat. Mercury is a pollutant that builds up in lakes, rivers, and ocean which then turns up in the food fish eat. So over time mercury builds up in the bodies of fish.
For most, the health benefits of eating fish outweigh the risks of high mercury in fish. The FDA recommends eating 8-12oz of a variety of fish and shellfish per week. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding and young children should focus on lower mercury-containing fish. Fish lower in mercury include salmon, cod, shrimp, catfish, and tilapia.
Since it’s Celiac Awareness Month, I thought I’d share my recipe for gluten-free cod cakes.
I’ve replaced any breading that would go into a “cake” with almond flour. The fattiness of the almond flour helps keep the lean cod moist. Then I rolled the cakes in brown rice flour which helps them develop a nice crust on the outside while cooking.
Whether you’re following a gluten-free diet or not, these cod cakes will not disappoint!
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