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A Newfoundland home dish of salt cod and mashed potato mixed with onion and fried until golden.
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Newfoundland thrived for centuries on fishing and trading salt cod. Fish cakes mash soaked-out cod with potatoes, flavored with onion and the herb savory, then fried. They're eaten at breakfast or dinner with ketchup or chow chow, a green tomato relish.
Soak the salt cod in water overnight, then boil in fresh water for 10 minutes and flake.
Boil the potatoes, drain, and mash while hot.
Sauté the chopped onion in butter until soft.
Mix the potatoes, cod, onion, beaten egg, thyme, and pepper, divide into 8, and shape into flat rounds.
Dust with flour and fry in an oiled frying pan until golden on both sides.
Serve with ketchup.