1 part white stone ground corn meal
1 part flour
Fish fillets or chunks
Stir dry ingredients
together. Can be stored in refrigerator
to use when you need it. Sprinkle fish
with Cavendars, Cajun seasoning, or whatever you like in the way of seasoning. Michael uses salt, pepper, and garlic
powder. He rubs the fish generously with
Crystal hot sauce before covering with breading mix.
Put some of the breading mixture in a cake
pan or in a ziplock bag. Roll or shake
fish in breading mixture.
For sauted
fillets, heat butter and/or olive oil on griddle or in iron frying pan on
medium high heat. Griddle or pan should be hot
before the oil is added. Sauté the fish
on each side until golden and crusty.
For deep frying, heat oil and add breaded fish chunks or fillets. Fry
until crisp and golden. Drain on
absorbent paper or in a brown grocery bag (with the top open). Discard remainder of used breading.
We have eaten a lot of fish cooked like this. Fillets should not be too thick for sautèing. The breading mixture can also be used for fried oysters. Dip oysters in egg beaten with a little milk, then breading mix.
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