| 1C flour, 1tsp salt, 1 egg, 1 cup of above. |
Chips are just basic baking potatoes, thinly sliced on the mandolin, and fried.
Fry your chips first, let sit in a 170 degree oven until your fish is done. We double fried the chips, like one would french fries.
Once the chips are done*, dunk your fish in the batter and fry in oil until done.
| (tilapia looked great at Publix today...) |
| That's done. | And very pretty. |
Of course, we had tartar sauce: mayo, pickle relish, minced onion, lemon juice, salt & pepper.
M fried the fish for me. It was flaky, tender, and perfect. The Guinness batter was light and slightly smoky at the same time. It was wonderfully cooked, even though M asserted that it might be slightly undercooked.
*Sorry, but I don't use recipes that much, so most of my recipes are at one's discretion.
Undercooked, overcooked.. meh. The important thing when frying is that it's pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt tasted just lovely, so I wasn't the least bit skeeved out that it might have been undercooked.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, it was quite pretty when frying.