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Step 1: Whisk together egg, mayonnaise, lemon juice, hot sauce and green onion and gently fold into crab. Step 2: Scoop out crab mixture and shape into ½-inch thick crab cakes.
This creamy and lemony Old Bay Crab Cake Sauce pairs amazingly with all types of seafood dishes like crab cakes and po’boys! In a small bowl, whisk together the tartar sauce, Old Bay seasoning, lemon juice, and worcestershire sauce. Serve immediately with crab cakes or store in a glass jar for later.
Well, since crab does not naturally bind with itself like other more fatty meats, it’s helpful to have some amount of starch plus an egg. The crab cake will likely fall apart without any starch at all but if you are OK with that, then you can go ahead and leave out the saltines.
Also, now that you know Maryland crab cakes are made without bread crumbs and just a small amount of saltines, you can see why starting with the best crab you can get is very important because that’s where all the flavor comes from.
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