

Gently flip the Fish Filet and cook for another three minutes.When the oil is hot, place the breaded Fish Filets in the skillet.Heat a skillet on Medium to Medium High and pour enough vegetable oil in the skillet to cover the entire bottom of the skillet.If wanted, put a tablespoon of butter onto the pan. Remove the fillets from the pan and pour a cup of white wine or other comparable goodies on the pan. Fry for 23 minutes, turn the fillets over and fry for 45 minutes.
#Lightly fried fish fillets skin
Basically this means to apply a light coating of the dry mixture to all surfaces of the Fish Filet. Brown butter on a pan and put the fillets on with the skin side up. Dredge each Fish Filet through the dry mixture.Squeeze a half of Lime on each side of the filet.Thoroughly combine the Flour, Corn Starch, Salt and Ground Black Pepper in a pie dish / plate / casserole dish.4 x Fish Filets (make sure the in bone is completely removed – run your finger along the ridges of the filet).if you are going to use individually frozen fish filets, then make sure they are defrosted prior to making the dish. I have played it safe and used Tilapia and Cod, but depending on what is available, any light bodied fish (Tilapia, Cod, Swai, Red Snapper and Catfish to name a few) will serve your purpose. Selecting the fish filet is a personal choice.

#Lightly fried fish fillets how to
Therefore when in doubt and due to my inherent mistrust of instructions in recipes, I asked my friends Stuart and Regina how to fry fish.īottom line, I cannot believe it is this easy. This experimentation with frying fish was a compounded new experience. I very rarely fry foods, not because of health reasons, but all too often fried food is too heavy with the breading / batter. Despite this increasing use of fish, until this week, I have stayed far away from frying fish. It is only in the last year have I begun to cook with fish with greater frequency.

Sometimes I think watching Iron Chef America and Chopped on the Food Channel has increased my wariness. Over the years, so to speak “I have dipped my toe in the water” when it comes to cooking fish, but I have had a significant amount of unfounded skepticism of my own capabilities. I will admit, I am a relative late comer to cooking fish, yet alone frying fish.
