Sesame Salmon Burgers

May 10, 2011
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Superfood Sesame Salmon Burgers are a flavorful fan favorite, filled with healthy ginger, garlic, scallions, and 2 types of sesame. My boys love these burgers and I’ve been making them since they were little. They’re a child-friendly recipe that will get your kids to eat salmon.

The Perfect Low-Carb Meal

These high-protein Sesame Salmon Burgers make an incredible low-carb meal paired with my Garlic Ginger Bok Choy. Typically, I serve these incredible burgers with white rice for my boys, but since I’m on a Low-Carb Diet I skip that. I haven’t eaten rice, corn, or potatoes since 2001.

Superfood Sesame Salmon Burgers

I love making these low-carb burgers because they’re full of highly nutritious wild salmon and packed with superfoods including garlic, ginger, and sesame seeds. Sometimes I prepare the patties the night before, so that the flavors can meld and intensify. Our meal the next day is so easy because all I need to do is cook the patties in a skillet and dinner is ready!

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about 12burgers
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  1. Rinse salmon, pat dry and cut into ¼-inch cubes
  2. In a large bowl, combine salmon, oil, ume, garlic, ginger, scallions, sesame seeds, and eggs
  3. Stir coconut flour into mixture
  4. Use a ¼ cup measuring cup to form mixture into patties
  5. Heat coconut oil in a 9 inch skillet over medium-high heat
  6. Cook patties for 4 to 6 minutes per side, until golden brown
  7. Transfer patties to a paper towel-lined plate and serve hot
These have so much flavor! I absolutely love this recipe!
— Angie

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66 responses to “Sesame Salmon Burgers”

  1. Mine fell apart and followed recipe. Tried it again and happened again. But still yummy. Server with cauliflower rice more as a hash. Made the bok choy the first time too. Yummy but not a burger.

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    • Et, thanks for your comment! Make sure you use 2 eggs that are large sized as that will make all the difference in these holding together. Also, don’t flip the burgers too soon. Glad you thought these were yummy :-)

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  2. Dear Elana my search for a great website with healthy food came to an end as I found yours! I am GF but my family isNt and I a man struggling to find good recepies that everyone will eat , this website is exactly what I was looking for !
    Quick question regarding this recepie any idea if we can bake them instead of frying ?
    Thanks from Toronto Canada ((-:
    Sara

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  4. I have love every recipe of Elana’s I have tried. The salmon burgers are no exception. One adjustment I made was to adjust the coconut flour to 2 Tablespoons. The recipe makes 4 medium size burgers, what I would consider a “lunch” portion. I made 2 large and 1 medium burger with one pound of salmon.
    Another suggestion is when buying fresh salmon choose the thinner tail cut of the salmon not the filet. This saves the deboning process, as the thinner end does not have the spine bones.
    Has anyone tried freezing the burger after it is formed, before cooking?

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  6. I am just starting to follow a grain free diet and am wondering what your thoughts are about quinoa?

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