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    To Die For Fish & Chips


    Source of Recipe


    Mama’s Little Notebook

    Recipe Introduction


    (I served this with roasted asparagus because you can throw it in with the potato wedges!)

    List of Ingredients




    To Die For Fish & Chips


    3 to 4lbs of white fish (cod, snapper, halibut) cut into chucks
    1C all purpose flour
    3/4C milk
    1/2C water
    2T baking powder
    1t salt
    1t dried dill weed
    canola oil for frying
    Chips
    4 to 6 medium sized baking potatoes
    1/8C olive oil
    1T grill seasoning (more or less to your taste)

    Recipe





    Preheat oven to 425 degrees

    Wash potatoes and cut each into eight wedges (leave skin on) pat dry.

    Pour oil onto baking sheet and spread wedges in a single layer on pan.

    Sprinkle grill seasoning over the potatoes and mix them until evenly covered.

    Bake for 20 minutes then turn them and bake an additional 20 minutes or until golden brown and tender.

    While the 'chips' bake, mix together the dry ingredients for your batter and then slowly add the milk & water. Wisk until well combined (it's ok to have a few lumps!)

    Put about 1/2inch of oil into a frying pan and heat on medium until you can drop batter and it bubbles.

    Take your fish and dip in into the batter. Let the excess batter drip off before dropping it into the pan. Once in the pan DO NOT move it around, and don't overcrowd the pan. Cook it for about 4 minutes or until you see it turning golden, then flip it over for about another 3 to 4 minutes. Take out the fish and let in drain on a wire rack over a cookie sheet to prevent the batter from becoming soggy. You can keep it warm in the oven on the wire rack.

    Serves 6


 

 

 


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