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Need help with Zatarain's Crispy Southern Fish-Fri Mix
3-12-2013 | bimboeruption

Posted on 03/12/2013 5:17:50 PM PDT by bimboeruption

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/Mark

Sorry, I don’t have any, but would like to see the replies, because I’ve been looking for a good Catfish recipe myself. I have a GREAT deep fryer, and I’m highly motivated! lol


21 posted on 03/12/2013 6:56:00 PM PDT by KoRn (Department of Homeland Security, Certified - "Right Wing Extremist")
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I’ve been frying fish for over 40 years, and this stuff is the best ever.

http://www.myculinarysource.com/Products/GoldenDipt/Breadings/ALL-PURPOSE—BREADING-—Fully-Seasoned-G4421

It sticks and DOES NOT fall off while frying. Also browns to a very nice and appetizing color.

Salt and pepper to taste is all you need.

Also available at Wal-Mart.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Golden-Dipt-All-Purpose-Breading-10-oz-Pack-of-12/17768419


22 posted on 03/12/2013 7:39:36 PM PDT by abb
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The "krusteez" products available at costco are my favorite. Marinate your fish (preferably Halibut) in beaten eggs with salt and pepper. A little lemon juice helps. Overnight is best.

Roll fish in Krusteze tempora mix, place Fish back in marinade, thenn roll in Japanese panko (dried,seasoned bread crumbs) and straight into hot 260 peanut oil. Cook till done. Serve with tarter sauce and fresh Lemmon .

23 posted on 03/12/2013 8:12:59 PM PDT by Species8472 (Stupid is supposed to hurt)
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My mother’s secret southern fried shrimp recipe:

Dip shrimp in crushed cracker crumbs, then in the foam of a beaten egg, then in the crumbs again and fry.

Makes the lightest and tastiest shrimp ever.


24 posted on 03/12/2013 9:39:39 PM PDT by Liberty Wins
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The "krusteez" products available at costco are my favorite. Marinate your fish (preferably Halibut) in beaten eggs with salt and pepper. A little lemon juice helps. Overnight is best.

Roll fish in Krusteze tempora mix, place Fish back in marinade, thenn roll in Japanese panko (dried,seasoned bread crumbs) and straight into hot 260 peanut oil. Cook till done. Serve with tarter sauce and fresh Lemmon .

25 posted on 03/12/2013 10:28:40 PM PDT by Species8472 (Stupid is supposed to hurt)
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ping


26 posted on 03/13/2013 4:04:39 AM PDT by Dusty Road
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I just use Zat’s seasoned fish fry. First, choose your fish. get fresh caught if possible but by no means used any farm raised species.What type of fish are you going to fry?? preparation of the fish is very important before you ever roll it in the meal I find it is best to season the fish before breading it. A combination of hot sauce, chillie powder, cumino,salt, garlic and black pepper makes it really stand out. I have fried over a ton of fish in my lifetime and no one has ever spit it out. BTW, I always catch my own, check out my profile. Now, if you need some BBQ tips, send me a freepmail, I have a thread on that somewhere also.


27 posted on 03/13/2013 4:16:24 AM PDT by eastforker (Don't be ornery for Romney, instead Root for Newt!)
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Yellow Lake Erie perch or catfish.


28 posted on 03/13/2013 3:39:44 PM PDT by bimboeruption (Clinging to my Bible and my HK.)
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