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JohnI have tried a number of times to cook crab cakes but they always fell apart and were less than good. But when I followed Shirley Phillips' recipe it worked excellently and the crab cakes were delicious.
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RI made these for the first time tonight. Had to make a couple of minor changes as I didn't have the exact ingredients. Phillips Seasoning - Old Bay Dried Mustard - Regular Mustard Breadcrumbs - Only had Italian breadcrumbs, which have some seasoning in them. Probably would have been better with plain. Family really enjoyed them. My daughter thought they were a bit "spicy" but I didn't taste it. Was very happy with the outcome. Made with 16oz crab and double the above recipe into 6 jumbo cakes. Baked, then finished in the pan with a bit of olive oil for crispiness. Very Good, will make again.
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NancyThese are the best crab cakes I have made. Always come out perfect! This is the first recipe I had seen to bake the crab cakes and would recommend this method to everyone.
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WinThe recipe I used was on the
1 pound container, slightly different than this one. The biggest difference is that the container recipe called for one pound of crab and one egg. This one is for 1/2 pound of crab with one egg.
They turned out great & I think that the 'extra egg' would be good in that I felt that the cakes could use a little more 'glue' to hold it together better.
I made them more as an appetizer, getting 18 from the pound container. I also baked them on a buttered cookie sheet.
Mm! Mm! Good!
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PaulI have made the recipe from the container for years and they always come out wonderful. I use Italian seasoned bread crumb and after the cakes are formed I coat them with additional breadcrumb. Also Old Bay seasoning is a good substitute for the Phillips seasoning.
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ZackeryThis recipe is Awesome! Wanna impress your friends... this is how! Love It!
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MaryGreat Recipe!!!! Granddaughter and I made these last night. She lives in Maryland and is use to Good Crab Cakes! We were at the Md. Beach last week and tried at least 4 different places for Crab Cakes and were disappointed. These were by far the best! I omitted the butter and used a pound of Crab meat. Spices were just right for her, she is 12yrs and I sprinkled Old Bay on top of mine. Baked for about 12-15 min and broiled the last five minutes. Awesome!!!
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arthurThis is the Original and it is the best crab cake recipe, ever. Simple and easy to fix. You can jazz it up any of nine ways from Sunday and you'll come right back to this tried and true recipe. It is a family jewel for my family. Enjoy!
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SusanThis is the only recipe I use for crab cakes! I use an old-fashioned ice cream scooper and then flatten them so they are uniform in size.
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MaryHave used this recipe for years. Sometimes I'll add a little finely chopped sweet red pepper or a finely chopped shallot. Makes great mini cakes too. I usually put panko crumbs on the outside of the cakes before frying for a nice, crispy brown crust. Yummy!
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CindyThe best crab cakes ever! Always perfect. Always a hit. You can't go wrong with this recipe. Tweek it to your liking. You won't be disappointed.
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joniI make these for all our special dinners. one trick form the patties and refrigerate for a couple of hours before cooking. they will hold together better. Also I add a dash of dry sherry to the mix. So Good.
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PattyI've been looking for a relatively low-cal crab cake recipe that is mostly crab meat for a long long time. This recipe fits the bill nicely. I substituted fat free mayonnaise and added a little hot sauce and grated onion. Baked crab cakes held together well and were delicious! Two cakes, paired with a veggie worked for my weight loss diet also.
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GregI have made these a number of times and they have always turned out great even though am not normally fussy about the amounts of the ingredients. The only two times I was a little disappointed was when I added a little too much mustard and the time I used bread crumbs instead of Ritz crackers. I normally bake them which is easier, but I like them a little better when I pan fry in butter. I combine with Cajun Remoulade to make a great crab cake sandwich.
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JOANNAEXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT CRAB CAKES
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HarryI haven't made these yet, but on my way through Charlotte I had Mrs. Phillips' crab cakes at a restaurant & they were delicious! I'm going to make this recipe tonight.
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BarbThis is my go to recipe I have used for several years! These are the best crab cakes I've ever had! I fry them in a little bit of oil to get the outsides a nice golden brown and then finish baking in the oven. I HIGHLY recommend this recipe!! Note: I use Old Bay Seasoning and fresh parsley.
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RuthI always use this recipe - there is no better one.
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RachelThis is the BEST recipe for Crab cakes-EVER! My family loves them and they're always a "hit". I'm making them today for my husband for Father's Day (his request!!) I do let the crabmeat drain a little and then lightly mix (in a large bowl) the breadcrumbs (I also use Italian style) in with the crab, being careful to keep the crab "lump". I then let that sit while in a separate bowl I whisk together the other ingredients. Then I pour them over the crab mixture and gently fold together. Pan fry with a little olive oil approximately 5 minutes on each side. DELISH!
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DianeMy dad retired from McCormick & Company. I always used the crab cake recipe in the McCormick cookbook, until I tried Shirley Phillips' recipe. It is fantastic. No one believes that I made them. Total restaurant quality. Definitely excellent Maryland carbcakes. I will never go back. Thank you. I always make them for company and take them to my Mom in the nursing home, and to her nurses. They never take off on the weekend when they know I'm coming with the jumbo lump Phillips crabcakes. Thank you!!!
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LorenI've been using this recipe for years! It's truly the best!
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RuthI always bake these in the oven instead of frying. This recipe is perfect.
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tissieLast night I used Texas Blue Crabs and made the Shirley Phillips recipe for crab cakes. They were delicious. Thank you!
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CherylI have used this recipe for years and everyone who eats them raves they are the best! For low carb diets, substitute grated Parmesan cheese for bread crumbs. Refrigerate awhile before making into cakes as they'll hold better.
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AlanThis recipe is killer!!! It's easy to prepare and crab cakes ALWAYS are amazing every time. Whenever I serve them they disappear very quickly. I also used the same recipe to make crab sliders. They also disappear fast.
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TomWhen I make these I use italian breadcrumbs, yellow mustard with horseradish, Old Bay seasoning, and two eggs.
I bake them in mini-muffin pans sprayed with canola oil so they don't stick. The muffin pans provide the perfect shape.
They actually take about 30 minutes to cook. They make excellent appetizers. I serve them with lemon or lime based sauces and everyone loves them.
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