It's been a long time since I cooked homemade croquettes!With a slight variation I was able to make it very creamy.The key is to boil the potato as a whole, and to check the firmness after adding fresh cream. Don't forget to taste to see how delicious it is! Recipe by juripin

If you have leftover mashed potatoes consider making croquettes. Or as I call them “fried mashed potatoes “. I made these with just cheese and scallions but you can add a meat if you like. This makes a great side or appetizer.

I got a lot of potatoes (the Kita Akari variety) as a gift.It's not runny like cream croquettes, so it's easy to form. I recommend you use the dense and fluffy "Kita Akari" potatoes from Hokkaido. If you'd like, it's also good to add bacon and tuna during Step 2! Recipe by Umemikkii

I wanted to use up some crab meat.When adding the flour and milk to the pan, keep on stirring constantly. This way, you can avoid the sauce from burning or forming lumps.I divided the filling into 8 portions, but they are easier to fry if you form them into small shapes, and are less liable to burst in oil. In addition, if you fry the croquettes after breading them while the filling is still cold, they're also more likely to burst in the oil. So let them warm up at room temperature after coating them. You only have to fry the croquettes very briefly. For 8 croquettes. Recipe by Minrin

I've been making these croquettes for about 15 years and is my children's favorite dish of mine.The key is condensed milk and raw onion.I used to add sugar to the filling, but I realized that condensed milk results in a creamier finish.The raw onion will cook through when the croquettes are deep-fried, and will add flavor.I've based these tips off cookbooks. Recipe by Puyomi.

I wanted to make some creamy croquettes stuffed with corn.Don't forget to use a heatproof container when heating the panko breadcrumbs. The plate will crack otherwise.The mixture is loose and difficult to shape, so it's easier to make small patties. Recipe by 1630412.

Since I had a lot of potatoes at home, I decided to make croquettes.Make sure to mash and season the potatoes well. Recipe by Buppi-

I used to love the butcher's style croquettes my mother made for me as a child. I recreated it from memory and turned it into a recipe.The potato filling is already cooked, so all you need to do is to deep fry the croquettes until the coating is crispy. Taste the filling at Step 6, and adjust the seasoning. For 12 croquettes. Recipe by Karin

Its an asignment for a school cooking project. This is my friend's mom recipe.

I either make much too little, or much too much mashed potato for a meal. Here's what you can do if you happen to have extra mashed potato.

I wanted to come up with an easy recipe to enjoy plenty of these crispy croquettes.Step 3: if you are using milk only, it's 4 to 5 tablespoons. Make sure to test softness while adding to the mixture. Recipe by EnjoyKitchen

I made these for my husband, who loved bechamel sauce based dishes.If you poke each croquette with a toothpick, they say that steam is let out and the croquettes won't burst. (See Satoka-san's.) I did an experiment, poking half of the croquettes and not poking the other half, and I can report that the un-poked ones will reliably burst. If you leave the croquettes in the frying oil for too long, they will develop small fissures on the surface and the filling will leak out eventually. So don't fry the croquettes for a long time at a low temperature; just fry them briefly and take them out quickly and they'll be fine! As long as they are about as browned as the ones in the photo (they're still a little pale) and crispy on the surface, take them out right away. For 16 croquettes. Recipe by Maane