Cat Can Cook

SpongeBob, Eat Your Heart Out!

January16

I don’t really watch “SpongeBob SquarePants” (well, maybe once in a while) But from what I have seen of the show, the writing is very clever, and it seems to be a cartoon intended more for an adult audience. At any rate, I figure that the rare time that I actually have the opportunity to sit around and watch t.v. these days, had better not be wasted on cartoons…there will be plenty of that in my future I’m sure!
When I have seen the show in the past, there has always been reference to the infamous “Crabby Patty” I would like to share with you my very own version of the “Crabby Patty”, also known to me as “Crab Cakes” Enjoy!

Crabby Patties

1 small package imitation crab flakes, crumbled

1 cup mashed potatoes (leftover works great)

1 Small onion, chopped

2 cloves garlic, minced

1 stalk of celery, chopped finely

1 egg

Breadcrumbs, seasoned with salt and pepper to taste

2-3 Tablespoons Cooking Oil

Mix all ingredients well (except breadcrumbs and cooking oil) in a bowl, and form into patties. Press each patty lightly into breadcrumbs, then fry in preheated oiled pan at 350-375 degrees on each side until lightly browned (roughly 10 minutes)

These are best served with a salad, for a nice light lunch!

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This is the personal website of Catherine Robertson, Mother, Wife and Artist (among numerous other things) who lives in Guelph (pronounced: Gwelf) Ontario, Canada with her husband Stuart, son Liam and daughter Gwyneth and all their pets, including 3 cats! Catherine is a busy stay-at-home Mom of two young children. In her spare time (um, what is this spare time thing?) Catherine enjoys cooking, crafts such as jewellery making, photography and scrapbooking, reading, art, gardening and music. Other interests include her love of archaeology and history, which prompted her to study both Anthropology and Art History in University.

Catherine’s husband Stuart Robertson, is a web-designer, and creator of Designmeme. He works for the University of Guelph, and teaches in Toronto. Stuart and Catherine met in Founders Residence at York University, 13 years ago, and were married at the Guelph Arboretum in Guelph in June of 2002. They both share many common interests, but their biggest passion, and common achievement is their children. Catherine’s diverse employment background ranging from restaurant prep-cook, to Historical Interpreter at Black Creek Pioneer Village, to Civil Servant, have all prepared her for the most challenging job she has ever tackled: motherhood! Chasing after children is a busy job, and not necessarily similar to any other job she has ever done, but it is definitely her most rewarding one to date!

Catherine wanted to create a website in order to share some of her interests and hobbies with other people in the arts community, as well as share her experiences as a new mother. Her hope is that the people who read her posts will be inspired by stories, creative ideas, and try some of her recipes and craft projects. She also hopes to build her jewellery-making business through her web-site and on-line store!

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