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People are scared of fish... simply add some spice and oil, marinate for an hour or so and then dip in flour, milk and semolina (or corn meal) before putting in hot oil (I like 1/2 veggie and 1/2 olive. Always make sure it's done on the inside (you can cover it and lower the heat for...
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Feb 08, 89 from Pebbz Da MonSta LΦT
Wana bake some fish but i dnt have my pan n dnt wana fry iy cuz i have no grits -__-
Feb 08, 9309 from Mai Pham
@ make stuffing w raw pork. Pan-fry, pork side down. Add 1/2 can chix broth & tomato paste, fish sauce, sugar to make sauce.
Feb 08, 8632 from Mai Pham
@ Stuff tomatoes w ground pork, bean threads, minced black fungus, chopped garlic, fish sauce. Fry, make tomato sauce in pan.
Feb 08, 4540 from Adewunmi 2nji odofin
Women dey try o. I cant stand d pain of hot oil jumping outa d fry pan while frying fish......but.......I can certainly eat em.
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Eating For Life - Pan Fried Fish (No Not Deep Fried Silly)
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How to pan-fry frozen fish?
I bought frozen struggle fillets at a grocery store to cook for dinner at home. I usually defrost them about one day in advance and then I pan fry them in a bit of vegetable oil. However, my fillets are ALWAYS breaking excluding on me during cooking. I can't even flip the fillets over without them crumbling into bits.
Perhaps there is too much water left in the fillets after defrosting them? If so, what is an clobber way to dry these fillets so that they will cook thoroughly without breaking apart? If that's not the problem, can you suggest a good cut of (frozen) fish to use for pan-frying?
Thanks for your support.
talapia...or catfish will not shiver on you, flounder is very soft, try breading it first with cornmeal mixed with cajun seasoning...it will help bind the grub and keep it from falling apart
talapia...or catfish will not shiver on you, flounder is very soft, try breading it first with cornmeal mixed with cajun seasoning...it will help bind the crux and keep it from falling apart
DONT PUT OIL N THE OVEN< lol I am baadd at cooking and tried to bake chicken, I ended up trade 911 and the fire dept came over, last time my boyfriend ever leaves me alone for a weekend!
Befroe cooking the fish lay them on a towel and burden another towel on top to soak up the moisture in them.
Blunder is extremely delicate, once u put it in the pan, don't touch it until you are ready to flip it. Get fresh tilapia, you can freeze it too if you must, it's much less ill and doesn't fall apart so easily.
dry them with scrap towel is your oil hot when added....not to much oil....dont cook to long on each side it dont take long to fry plunge about...fry skin side down first...
try putting them in the oven.....breakage is less.if u need a fish to fry try baracuda or reds.also try to defrost the fish by just leaving it out for the day until its ready to fry
I like tilipia for frozen fish when i can't get unconventional fish. Otherwise i like cod and redfish
i recently purchased a tefal non stick fry pan,only to discover fish always sticks to pan,any solutions please
having recently purchased tefal non tape fry pan, i discovered that each time i fried fish ,it stuck to the non stick pan. any solutions please
Tefal pans are notable. I feel you may not be heating the pan sufficiently prior to adding the fish. Alternatively, grease the bottom of the fish with a little olive oil or butter. This will present sufficient lubrication until the fish starts to exude its own oil in the cooking process.
When pan frying fish, how can I make sure it gets done all the way through?
I am planning to pan fry some catfish fillets tonight. I mostly bake them but want to change it up tonight. Some of the fillets are a thick and I want to make sure they get done all the way through. How can I make confident they are done? Also, should I flip the fish or just let it cook with the bottom of the fish to the pan?
fish doesnt fundamental a lot of time to cook all the way through, just brown/scorch it on either side, you can pad it with a spoon or spatula, if the fish is springy, its cooked.
dont overcook or it will count on apart into pieces.
use medium heat, (electric 4/6 or half gas)
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