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Baked Potato and Tuna Croquettes
We all need to have one or two dishes to fall back on when given short notice of a pot-luck, gathering, or party. These quick and easy potato croquettes are just the thing as they can be made with pantry staples. I like to assemble them the night before and pop them in the oven 30 minutes prior to leaving the house. Of course deep frying is an option but I much prefer to stay cool and feel fresh for the event.
Croquettes make great finger food though they are not fancy or glamorous. Watch them disappear at a party. They are also a mainstay in the bento or lunchbox. Minced meat or vegetables may be used in place of tuna fish. By all means make your own mashed potatoes if you prefer. I do that too sometimes but hey, a girl needs a break once in a while! 🙂
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These sound good! Do you think they can be frozen and stored?
Oh yes! I freeze them all the time for my boys. Just warm them up in the oven when you are ready to use them.
I love that they’re baked, not fried, and that you used instant mash! Absolutely! 🙂
I like these tuna and potato. I wish I could get my daughter to eat tuna…but she likes trout, salmon and catfish. 🙂 These would be great in my bento!
Great croquette recipe. I love the fact it’s baked. Thanks for the recipe, Biren 🙂
i love the idea of the rice cereal crust, these look scrumptious!
mmm..these look really yummy! Love the rice cereal crust.
What a unique recipe that I have to try! A great finger food for a get together. Thanks for the recipe.
We make something very similar to this in Sri Lanka called cutlets. Of course we deep fry it and that’s probably not so healthy. I love that you baked them. 🙂 I also love that you coated them with rice krispies. What a great idea. 🙂
ahh i have something really similary, with canned salmon (: also baked, it’s much healthier and less messy! this one is all fish no potato though..
http://mummyicancook.blogspot.com/2011/02/celeriac-and-halzelnut-soup.html
Your croquettes look crunchy and irresistible Biren! Congrats on your Ziplist partnership!
I love croquettes but don’t eat them much because of the frying involved. Baking them sounds like a great healthy substitute! Looks just as delicious too minus the oil:D
I absolutely LOVE this dish, Biren! I adore croquettes and I love that this is a baked version… I just to have to try it! Thanks for sharing it, Biren!
I’ve never made croquette with tuna. That sounds like a great idea! I always deep fry but I guess people here prefer using oven method. This is a great recipe and I love croquette so much that this dish is as dangerous as chocolate for me in terms of dieting… YUMMY!
Hi,
Great recipe. I remember growing up my mum used to make something similar. But she used mash, tinned mackerel (the ones in tomato sauce) and added chopped onion, red chillies and a squeeze of lime to it. Rolled it in breadcrumbs and dropped them into the pan.
I love croquettes and these look very delicious. Must add it in my to do list 🙂
This is yummy food. 🙂
these look great bet your friends like inviting you to parties 🙂
These look so good…
What a great recipe, I really like the fact that they are baked and yet they are so crispy!!!
Thanks for sharing..
Oh! These croquettes look great, I love the idea of them being baked instead of fried…great as appetizers.
Hope you are having a fabulous week Birem 🙂
delicious to snack looks wonderful
I’ve never made Croquettes. You make them look SO easy and I love it that they’re baked. Fantastic fingerfood!
I would enjoy these exactly as you’ve made them, I love the tuna with mashed potatoes. Add a small green salad and it looks like the perfect lunch or dinner to me;-)
I love croquettes! I had my first run in with them in Holland back when I was studying there in college. They had them in the vending machines and they made delicious late night snacks. I’m craving one of yours as we speak!
Hi Biren! How have you been? Love these finger-foods called croquettes and I just know I’d love ’em and find them addicting. First off, anything with potatoes and then coated? Irresistible!
I love you bake it but not fry, healthy and good.
These croquettes are just delightful!
Hi Biren, made these for a party last Friday. They were great and delicious. Most importantly, mess-free!! I like using the crushed rice pop as it is so much easier to handle than the traditional flour, egg and breadcrumbs dip, but best of all, I like the baking part!! My kids like them very much and have already started giving me suggestions on what else could be used instead of the tuna… Thanks for another great recipe!
So glad to hear you like the recipe. Yes, the best part is that it is fuss-free. Minced meat will be a nice one to add to the potatoes. Have fun trying! 🙂
Looks like a very scrumptious recipe and would like to try it at once. Unfortunately the instant mashed potatoes are not easy to find in our place. How many raw potatoes do you think I should use for the water & milk ratio? Would also want to be adventurous and try it out using sweet potatoes also. Do you think that would work as well? Thanks a lot for sharing your recipe!
Thanks Justine! For the mash ed potatoes, you can boil 4 to 5 potatoes until quite soft. Then mash with 2 tablespoon butter and probably 1/2 cup milk. Season with salt and pepper according to taste.