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Crispy Fried Fish
SUBMITTED BY:
EHIEBERT
PHOTO BY:
Amanda
"Whip up a regular beer batter, and add a final spicy dry dredge to create a truly crispy dish."
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PREP TIME
30 Min
COOK TIME
15 Min
READY IN
45 Min
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1 egg
1 1/2 cups beer
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 pound cod fillets
2 cups crushed cornflake crumbs
1 teaspoon Cajun seasoning
1 quart oil for frying
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DIRECTIONS
In a medium bowl, beat together egg, beer, flour, garlic powder, salt, and pepper. Place cod in the bowl, and thoroughly coat with the mixture.
In a separate medium bowl, mix the cornflake crumbs and Cajun seasoning. Dip the cod in the crumb mixture, and thoroughly coat all sides.
In a large, heavy skillet or deep fryer, heat the oil to 365 degrees F (185 degrees C). Fry the fish until golden brown, and flesh is easily flaked with a fork.
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We have determined the nutritional value of oil for frying based on a retention value of 10% after cooking. The exact amount may vary depending on cook time and temperature, ingredient density, and the specific type of oil used.
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Reviewed on Nov. 27, 2006 by
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Nov. 27, 2006
For those that had a problem with the batter falling off be sure to pat the fish dry with paper towel first and your oil is hot enough. If you are using a basket with your fryer do not place fish in the bottom of the basket, leave the basket on the bottom and just drop the fish into the hot oil. Doing this will keep the batter from coming off.
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Reviewed on May 1, 2008 by
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jensenly
May 1, 2008
This was terrific! I was desperately looking for a batter to deep fry shrimp and used this one. After pulling the shrimp from my Deep Fryer and letting them cool for about 10 minutes - absolutely fantasic! Thanks Eldon! I am going to post this to the shrimp category and give you credit!
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This was terrific! I was desperately looking for a batter to deep fry shrimp and used this...
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Reviewed on Jul. 1, 2007 by sarahbrown
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sarahbrown
Jul. 1, 2007
super fast and tasty! i substituted bread crumbs for the cornflakes and it still tasted excellent!
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6 users found this review helpful
super fast and tasty! i substituted bread crumbs for the cornflakes and it still tasted excellent!
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Reviewed on Mar. 27, 2004 by RUSSIANBLUE
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RUSSIANBLUE
Mar. 27, 2004
Very good recipe, and very easy. The batter - fish - corn crumbs proportion should be changed, though. I used the same amount of batter for 2 lbs of fish, and still have some left (had to throw away). Next time I'll plan to cook at least 3 lbs of fish with this batter. The corn crumbs have to be used not all at once, but in small portions: take as many pieces of fish as you can cook at once in a deep-frier/skillet, dip in batter and then portion of corn crumbs, and cook; throw away the crumbs as they will be soggy and will no longer stick; replace with another portion of crumbs for the next fish portion, and so on. You will probably need more corn flakes then in the original recipe, but the crumbs guarantee to stick. Also don't be shy to increase seasoning to taste - for example, more pepper, more garlic and perhaps some cayenne pepper.
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6 users found this review helpful
Very good recipe, and very easy. The batter - fish - corn crumbs proportion should be changed,...
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Reviewed on Jul. 23, 2003 by
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DREGINEK
Jul. 23, 2003
After a day of fishing, we decided to use this recipe to cook up our new filets. VERY GOOD RECIPE! I did half the batch using the cornflakes and half the batch using instant potato flakes. The family was tied between which batch was better; cornflakes or potato flakes but the consensus agrees that this recipe is one to make again! Thanks Eldon!
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After a day of fishing, we decided to use this recipe to cook up our new filets. VERY GOOD...
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Reviewed on Jun. 30, 2003 by AUNTIEREE1
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AUNTIEREE1
Jun. 30, 2003
Our family has been trying to get away from fired and fatty foods, but this recipe sounded too good to pass up. Guess what? It was mahhhhh-velous! I enjoy a good beer batter on almost anything, but the addition of cajun spices here made for a little "kick" that was delish!
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Reviewed on Dec. 1, 2006 by april
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april
Dec. 1, 2006
This was okay. I didn't have cod so I used basa. I thought it was a little bland. I didn't have any problems with the cornflakes staying on fish. If I make this again I will make a thicker batter and and more cajun seasoning. Also there is enough batter to make more fish.
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5 users found this review helpful
This was okay. I didn't have cod so I used basa. I thought it was a little bland. I didn't...
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Reviewed on Jun. 16, 2006 by
Rae
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Rae
Jun. 16, 2006
Great tasting recipe. After reading other reviews about the batter/crumbs not sticking, I decided to leave the mixture on the fish for 1/2 an hour before frying. It's a trick I use for frying chicken. It worked great for the fish too. I also added more salt to the batter.
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5 users found this review helpful
Great tasting recipe. After reading other reviews about the batter/crumbs not sticking, I...
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Reviewed on Jun. 30, 2003 by
ZWERG
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ZWERG
Jun. 30, 2003
This is a great fish recipe - the cornflake coating is a welcome change from traditional fish batters. Delicious!!!
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This is a great fish recipe - the cornflake coating is a welcome change from traditional fish...
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Reviewed on Sep. 8, 2007 by
DannyBoy
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DannyBoy
Sep. 8, 2007
Fantastic fried fish! The best better I've made. In a hugely surprising turn of events, this recipes works with haddock. I would have given it six stars, but the recipe doesn't come with tartar sauce. Imagine my dismay when I went to make some, and discovered that I had no sweet relish.
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Fantastic fried fish! The best better I've made. In a hugely surprising turn of events, this...
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