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cajunman7925 05-05-2018 04:20 PM

Favorite fish fry batter
 
What do you guys use looking to try something different? Thanks!

FF_T_Warren 05-05-2018 05:23 PM

Not that it’s a brand but I love corn flour. Much better than corn meal. Not near as grainy. However idk a prepackaged mix that I love but when trying a new one, I try to get the ones that are the finest ground

tonyjohn 05-05-2018 10:16 PM

I use my own blend , mainly : 3/4 corn meal , 1/8 flour , 1/8 corn starch . Season how you want too. The secret is the corn starch, gives a nice 'crunch' to the meal.

DirtyD 05-06-2018 08:14 AM

Louisiana crispy seasoned fish fry. No guessing on the spices. It's really good

Gerald 05-06-2018 01:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tonyjohn (Post 835164)
I use my own blend , mainly : 3/4 corn meal , 1/8 flour , 1/8 corn starch . Season how you want too. The secret is the corn starch, gives a nice 'crunch' to the meal.



I mix my own similar to yours..... except never tried adding corn starch.


I mix about 2/3 corn meal and 1/3 flour.


To season.... I put a generous amount of salt, garlic powder, black pepper and cayenne pepper [just a little].


For the fish "wash"...... I use 2 to 4 eggs [depending on how much fish I am cooking], some milk to thin the mixture a little and 10 to 20 drops of Tabasco sauce. Stir up the mixture well. After cutting up the fish, I soak the fish in this mixture at least 10 minutes and longer is better. I stir the fish a few times while it is soaking.

Flex 05-06-2018 07:03 PM

Holliers is dang good.

If i don't have that i use flour, holliers seasoning or tonys, add some garlic, pepper, and a little corn starch.

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smooth move 05-06-2018 07:26 PM

hard to beat any of the before mentioned batters. plain old seasoned corn meal has a nostalgic taste i just love.

wishin i was fishin 05-06-2018 07:36 PM

Im kinda like Warren, i look for the flour type mixes over the meal. Havent really narrowed down a brand yet but reading this I may start experimenting a bit.

Cappy 05-07-2018 11:24 AM

I highly seson da fish roll it in corn starch then a seasoned egg wash with a lil milk a lil mustard and eggs then seasoned corn flour or corn meal pending on how I feel. Thick cut fish I dont like fishy flavored corn chips. Very hot grease and pull when it floats.

latravcha 05-07-2018 01:01 PM

Cajun Fry
http://www.cajunfry.com/ez-catalog/X337745/18/9898

eman 05-07-2018 09:38 PM

I make my own, most of the store boughts are to salty for us.
2 lbs AP flour , 2 lbs masa (corn ) flour, 4 oz corn starch . season with black pepper , cayenne pepper , garlic powder , onion powder and no salt lemon pepper.

sniper3726 06-05-2018 09:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DirtyD (Post 835169)
Louisiana crispy seasoned fish fry. No guessing on the spices. It's really good

I agree ^ I mix it 50/50 with the spicey recipe makes it better.

Also Balls seasoning from Lake Charles has a really Unique and good fish fry also , they sell it at Market Basket here

netmkr 06-28-2018 03:40 PM

Try some of Targils from Opelousas
They have fish fry and chicken fry
Both are good

Likeuhboss 06-28-2018 04:36 PM

Zatarains crispy

swamp snorkler 06-28-2018 08:36 PM

Corn Flour
I beat an egg and add some Louisiana Hot Sauce, pass my fillets through that, dip it in corn flour then fry the fish till they float. When you scoop them out, drain them on a cooking cooling rack and sprinkle them with a little creole seasoning.

FF_T_Warren 07-03-2018 09:56 PM

Just tried a new batter tonight and absolutely loved it. It’s zatarain’s wonderful style. Basically it’s just a fine ground corn flour. Have to season it yourself but texture is spot on for what I love in a good fried fish. We ended up just seasoning with a lil salt and black pepper. Was awesome. Is definitely my go to from here out

BananaTom 07-16-2018 02:14 PM

Sometimes, I use Mustard to soak the fillets in and then Panko Bread Crumbs.


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