Salmon Persuasive Essay

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I've always had a crush on salmon. It's been one of my most favorite fish for years. But lately, I felt like I needed to change our usual salmon recipe. Although, I admit that salmon doesn't need a complicated recipe, I still wanted to play around and make something more than just a plain baked salmon.

I've had an eye on salmon cakes recipe for awhile. And I tried making couple of different recipes before I found the one and only. There are basically two variations of salmon cakes recipe. The one with canned salmon or baked salmon. I have to honestly tell you, canned salmon doesn't work best in this recipe. It resembles more like meatballs, but with fish. Good to eat, but nothing special.

But if you are a fan to crab cakes, which I really

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