What can I do with two tins of Salmon

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Apart from a pasta bake.

Sandwiches?

throw them away?

tinned salmon is manky

Doorstops?
Seconded that tinned salmon is manky, nothing at all like it should taste/smell.

lol Trinity, times is 'ard this month so am trying to eat our way through store cupboard/freezer.

Oh dear, am now wondering if I should just get rid ha. What's the take on tinned tuna, got 3 tins as well.

put em on the fence and throw rock at them?

actually nigella does a passable fishcake recipe with tinned salmon - with potatos and herbs. poss worth a google

tinned tuna is wonderful and versatile

tinned salmon is blueergh

tinned tuna is fine - nicoise-esque salad maybe? tuna pasta? or i do a brown rice salad with tuna, celery, lemon, spring onion, parsley, bit 70s but v nice

Am considering starting a thread along the lines of what would you never buy in a tin.

fish cakes - so easy even I can make them...

Fish cakes.

oh, and I have Spam

FF, brilliant links, thank you.

filling for baked pots, maybe

Gary Rhodes does a lovely, easy pate with tinned salmon or any fish and creme fraiche and butter. Season and add lemon. It's so good! You could use it as baked potato filling too. If your interested I'll find the recipe.

Salmon pate sounds delish.

salmon loaf made with tin of salmon, breadcrumbs, grated onion, lemon juice, parsley and an egg, bake like a meat loaf.

fishy fritters, flake the salmon with a pack of noodles(cooked) a tin of corn, 1 cup of flour, 1 egg and enough milk to make a batter, fry by dropped tablespoonfuls. This is one of my kids' favourite foods.

salmon fishcakes, fish pie mixed with some cooked white fish, salmon and chickpea burgers, salmon puffs (mix salmon with white sauce and parsley and make into pasties with puff pastry).

Definitely fishcakes.

I like tinned salmon, bit of mayo, bit of vinegar, bit of cucumber, in a sandwich .

Oh, forgot about salmon and potato bake (another kids' favourite. Kids also like it mashed with a tub of philly and some lemon juice as a spread for toast.