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Fish Divi Diners ?????

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jacqueline01135
jacqueline01135

Do you have your fish    Battered,   Breadcrumbed  or pan fried

in a little butter ? 

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  • angi1
    angi1 jacqueline01135

    Posted

    Either battered or breadcrumbed but I always do mine in the oven. Either way it's all trial and error and what suits one person dosent necessarily suit another 
    • jacqueline01135
      jacqueline01135 angi1

      Posted

      I know  the damage limitations angi, I was just digging around to see if 

      breadcrumbs, which can't be chewed individually,could get into a pouch.

      sit there and fester,, aka , pain   as opposed to batter ,which may get 

      melted down before it hit the bowel 

  • sunni13905
    sunni13905 jacqueline01135

    Posted

    I eat white fish and some seafood all the time all different ways.  favorite way is cod au gratin. we do ocassionally deep fry or pan fry but I like it baked covered in crumbs too.  We also pan fry squid with onions and some butter or stuff it with dressing and rice and saute shrimp and scallops in garlic butter. 

    Now I'm hungry...lol   rolleyes

    • jacqueline01135
      jacqueline01135 sunni13905

      Posted

      Hello. don't the breadcrumbs get stuck in the old pouches, ? that's

      what stops me, but I do like battered from the chippy, but I do take most of it off.  I can smell your fishy fry from here . I am not and never have been very successful cooking squid, same as I am with Yorkshire puddings, they never ever rise Being born  in Yorkshire

      I am a failure, so I buy 'em from the freezer centresad 

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