Easy-Prep Salmon Flakes Using Canned Salmon - Eat Japanese Food Wherever You Are

My kids love salmon flakes, but living abroad, it's hard to find them, so I made some with a simple recipe using ingredients on hand.
I store the flakes in the refrigerator and use them up within 3 to 4 days. If I make too much, I stock them in the freezer, then thaw the desired amount. Recipe by MatM
Easy-Prep Salmon Flakes Using Canned Salmon - Eat Japanese Food Wherever You Are
My kids love salmon flakes, but living abroad, it's hard to find them, so I made some with a simple recipe using ingredients on hand.
I store the flakes in the refrigerator and use them up within 3 to 4 days. If I make too much, I stock them in the freezer, then thaw the desired amount. Recipe by MatM
Steps
- 1
Open the can and lightly drain the excess liquid.
- 2
Simmer the salmon and seasonings in a frying pan and heat, first over low, then increasing to medium flame. It should become flaky.
- 3
When used as rice ball filling, it tastes great as is, or mixed with a bit of mayonnaise.
- 4
Mix the salmon flakes with mayonnaise and use as sushi fillers. I rolled mine together with slim sticks of cucumber.
- 5
Here, I rolled them with some avocado.
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