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Sweet Potato Salmon Patties
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Sweet Potato Salmon Patties

These iron and omega-3 rich patties combine flaky salmon with sweet potato for a nutrient-dense meal that supports brain development in babies. They are soft enough for gums yet firm enough for little hands to pick up independently.

4.5
22 min
🍴6 servings
🔥95 cal
🔖Easy
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Omega-3 packed salmon and sweet potato patties designed for baby self-feeding from 6 months onward.

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Nutrition per serving

95Calories
8gProtein
7gCarbs
4gFat
1gFiber

Ingredients

6servings

main

binder

seasoning

cooking

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Instructions

1

Mix the Patty Base

In a large bowl combine the drained and deboned salmon with the mashed sweet potato, egg, ground flaxseed, and garlic powder. Mix well until fully combined and the mixture holds together when pressed.

2

Shape the Patties

Divide the mixture into 6 equal portions and press each into a flat patty about half an inch thick. This thickness ensures even cooking while keeping the center soft and moist.

3

Pan Fry the Patties

Heat olive oil in a non-stick skillet over medium heat. Cook the patties for 5 to 6 minutes per side until golden brown on the outside and heated through completely.

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4

Cool and Serve

Allow the patties to cool fully on a wire rack before serving. Cut into strips or offer as whole small patties for baby to grip and self-feed.

Substitutions

canned salmoncanned tuna in water or cooked and flaked fresh salmon
ground flaxseedbreadcrumbs or additional mashed sweet potato

Common mistakes

Not removing all bones from canned salmon before mixing which poses a choking hazard
Flipping patties too early before they are set which causes them to fall apart
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