fishcake

British  

/ ˈfɪʃˌkeɪk /

noun

1. a fried ball of flaked fish mixed with mashed potatoes

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Example Sentences

For the conference, Mr Low reinvented the popular laksa when he replaced the usual fishcake with patties made of minced cricket.

From BBC

A seafood company has been fined more than £800,000 after a worker lost two fingers when his hand was caught in a fishcake machine.

From BBC

I shook his hand, and it occurred to me that because he was always eating my dust, the dumb fishcake had never won a real race and probably didn’t know how.

From Literature

Unicode could, however, just institute an empty wine glass, or glasses containing several different colors of liquids, but that apparently doesn’t seem worth the time or effort of the folks who already brought us such classic, officially recognized emoji as “stuffed flatbread,” “fishcake with swirl” and not one, but five types of chicken.

From Fox News

This version of ramen, which bears only a passing family resemblance to the crimped noodles that unfurl into chewy curls in flavor-pack-spiked Styrofoam cups, have been converting diners to a veritable culinary religion of fresh noodles swirled in rich, densely layered broth, piled high with garnishes like soft-boiled eggs, snowfalls of nori, vivid pink slices of fishcake, dollops of fiery yuzu-chili paste, and whorls of fatty roast pork.

From The New Yorker