Tuna Cutlets
Using one tin of canned tuna, make these cutlets that will be a definite hit especially with the kids!
- 1 150g tin canned tuna drained and flaked.
- 1 potato peeled, boiled and mashed. I use Russet potato.
- 1 small to medium sized onion grated
- 1 small piece ginger grated
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 1/4 tsp black pepper
For Outer Later
- 1/2 cup plain flour
- 1 cup breadcrumbs
- 1 egg lightly beaten
Bring a small saucepan of water to boil. Peel and roughly chop potato into large chunks. Add in boiling water for 20mins. Drain. Mash in a medium sized bowl.
Into the mashed potato, add drained tuna, grated onion and ginger, salt & pepper. If you have a green chilli you may add that in- finely chopped. If not, omit. Mix well.
Take a small amount, form into an oval shape. Arrange on plate.
Crumbing Process
Add flour, egg and breadcrumbs into their individual shallow dishes.
Coat each cutlet with flour, then dip in egg then breadcrumbs, ensuring coating is complete and even. Once all cutlets are done, refrigerate for 30 mins.
Top Tips:
- I use the AyamBrand tinned tuna. The ones I buy are usually tuna chunks / flaked in sunflower or olive oil. You may use any type of tuna you wish.
- Have some kind of potato masher to mash potato otherwise a fork will do (good to release lockdown stress too when mashing).
- Make cutlets ahead of time as they need to be refrigerated for a bit. This will ensure they don't break while frying. Before frying remove from fridge for 10mins.
- The recipe makes about 10-12 small sized cutlets.
This recipe was originally by _CasualCook_ in IG and has been slightly modified by me.