For those of you,that haven’t tried it, this is the link I fond that appears to be closest to the ingredients that I actually did find on the label a friend sent me. The only thing I’m going to change when I try it is to bake cinstead of fry. It’s really delicious, and I hope this come close.

https://abernathysrabbitry.com/2014/06/23/copycat-costco-seafood-stuffed-salmon/

I see what you mean. I did a google image search briefly at work today and could not find much appealing. Especially visually. And most very overcooked!

Not the recipe you speak of and love, but the various odd incarnations 'copy-cat'.

This one is gorgeous but a pinwheel, HERE, (no recipe)...one recipe did have more of a classic crab cake recipe that we would like.

Yes, thanks exactly. had I had not had the original one I’m trying to duplicate, I would certainly scroll on by this one. But the stuffing has all the ingredients I think I want. So, I’m going to try my version and will post my results. Well, if it’s good. Otherwise we will never speak of this again. Lol.

I am confused as to why you wouldn't just serve the Costco product. If you like it as much as you say (and I agree - I've had it and it is delicious), why not just accept the convenience and serve that?? It seems kind of silly to me to insist that what you serve your guests has to be homemade from scratch. If you are embarrassed serving an already prepared dish - why, I have no idea - then just don't tell them!!

Well, maybe it is silly, but I do take pride with what I serve. Also, the cost is an issue, I can make it cheaper. My husband has the privilege of going fishing with his family off of the British Columbia coast and they bring home beautiful salmon that I can use.

I agree. I have no issues having dinner with some friends that purchase the entire meal from Costco. She cannot cook and has no desire to learn. Heating up prepared foods stresses her out, lol. She gets an app, a soup, crab cakes, steak or one of the fish varieties depending on the season, (indoors vs grilling outside) the French fill.et beans or asparagus...even dessert. She loves to entertain after restoring their home. We are well aware it will be purchased. (thank goodness).

I've never looked at the prepared foods at Costco. I do look at the ingredient list on occasion.

We like to entertain and love to cook. I would never lie and say I made something purchased. We also catch our own fish. I always make a few dishes I'm familiar with and enjoy trying at least one, maybe two, new challenges.

It is most often much cheaper to make from scratch. Using pantry and crisper drawer ingredients. And fresh!

Well, neither would I try and pass something off as my own when I have purchased it ready made. I just enjoy cooking and like the challenge of preparing everything I can myself.

I didn't intend for you to pass it off as your own :-) Only that it would be far easier to just serve the Costco version than to go through all sorts of hoops to make your own!! I like to cook as well but somethings are just not worth the effort when easily and deliciously available ready-to-go.

Good point!