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In the Kitchen with…Lyuba (a.k.a. Lead Hot Chick with a Skillet)

23 Aug

You probably remember the first time I mentioned Hot Chicks with Skillets.

Chicks

Today, I’d like to introduce you to the Lead Hot Chick with a skillet, Lyuba. Lyuba shared with me some very delicious crab cakes, and I will share them with all of you.

To start, the following ingredients will be needed:
Eggs
Bread Crumbs
Mayonnaise
Canned Crab Meat
Coarse Ground Dijon Mustard
Ground Red Pepper
Ground Black Pepper
Fresh Parsley
Worcestershire sauce
Vegetable oil (for frying)

Ingredients

To make the the crab cakes, you’ll need to add the crab meat to a mixing bowl

Crab Meat

Add approximately a cup of bread crumbs to the crab meat

Bread Crumbs

Add a table spoon of mustard, approximately one and a half table spoons of mayonnaise, ground red pepper and worcestershire sauce to the crab meat and bread crumbs

Mustard, Mayonnaise, red pepper, worcestershire sauce

Chop and add parsley to the mix

Parsley

Add one raw egg

Egg

Mix all the ingredients together

Mix Ingredients

Add ground black pepper, and mix again

Add Black Pepper

Heat vegetable oil in a frying pan and spread additional bread crumbs on a baking sheet

Oil and Bread crumbs

Form the crab mixture into palm sized balls, roll the balls in bread crumbs and place in the frying pan. Slightly flatten the balls in the frying pan and fry, turning occasionally, until the crab cakes become golden brown.

Crab cakes

Of course I can’t finish this post without presenting to you the lovely chef and her fabulous crab cakes…

Chef and finished crab cakes

Lyuba, thank you for sharing your recipe for crab cakes. They were delicious, and I had a great time capturing the cooking process!

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  2. Pretty. Good. Food.

    September 17, 2010 at 2:34 pm

    Mmmm, sounds delicious!