Beer Battered Fish Filets

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By Krista Hiner
@KHiner

This recipe creates a light and crispy batter with seasoning to flavor any fish. Don't like fish all that well...this is the recipe for you as there is no fishy taste once you've battered your fish with these seasonings. You can add other seasonings of your liking; I prefer to use McCormick brands and now and then add a squirt of mustard or Worcestershire sauce.

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Serves:

6-8

Prep:

10 Min

Cook:

15 Min

Method:

Deep Fry

Ingredients

6-8: fish filets, your choice
2 c: flour
1 tsp: baking powder
1/4 tsp: cream of tarter
1/4 tsp: salt
1/2 tsp: old bay seasoning
1 tsp: soul seasoning
1 tsp: savory all purpose seasoning
1 pinch: pepper
1: egg, lightly beaten
12 oz: beer, your choice

How to Make Beer Battered Fish Filets

Step-by-Step

1Heat deep fryer or tall cast iron skillet with enough oil to fry fish. 1 1/2" inches deep or so.
2Mix all dry ingredients in mixing bowl. Add egg. Pour beer intermittently while mixing. Set aside.
3Here you need additional flour for fillets. Sprinkle about 1/2 cup of flour onto plate. Coat fillets with flour on both sides and set aside.
4Pour beer mixture into a small pan; can use 12 x 12 baking pan. With meat fork, dip each floured fillet into the beer batter pulling fillets through batter on each side. Drop into fryer. Turn until browned as desired.