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By cstevens72
on January 18, 2011
Very Good and Simple. My SO wanted fish and I am a novice at cooking fish. This turned out great.
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on October 31, 2007
This turned out great. Due to allergies, I substituted coconut flour for the breadcrumbs and cornmeal. The coating stuck to the fish very well. And, oven frying was very simple. The fish turned out very tender (this is usually hard for me). I would not use the cayenne next time though-- just too hard on my tummy. Excellent recipe. Will make again this week.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy ladyfingers
on June 06, 2007
MarieAlice's recipe worked like a charm, but I think the pieces of cod I bought were inferior, which ultimately made a difference in the end product. The coating was nice & crisp; however, it sometimes just fell off the fish. Maybe something I did wrong?
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy TXOLDHAM
on October 02, 2006
Wonderful. I used my cast iron pan and followed the recipe as written except scaled it down to 2 servings. The only thing I would do next time (there will be a next time!) is increase the cayenne pepper for a little more bite! Served with oven roasted potatoes and cole slaw. A definite repeater.
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on January 03, 2006
Wow, this was so good! I used a cast iron pan with 3 T. oil only. Didn't have the cayenne pepper so used Spike All Purpose Seasoning. There wasn't any left. A definite keeper. Thank you for sharing.
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DH loved the crunch...out of the oven!!! Only thing that varied from original recipe is that my bread crumbs were seasoned.. Perfect Cod!! I'm sure this will see our table many more times!!
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on October 06, 2005
This dish was awesome! My husband, who hates fish, loved this dish! It ws just like having fish sticks, but healthier and MUCH tastier! We'll definitely make this one again!
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on October 05, 2005
I followed Derf and scaled this to serve 2 reducing the oil and cooking the fish in my well seasoned cast iron skillet. The fish had a nice crisp crust. This was served this with Oven Baked Golden Potato Wedges recipe #136650 by Marie for a lower fat alternative to fish and chips.
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on April 02, 2004
Always looking for another way to cook cod, one of our favourite fish. I scaled this to half a recipe for the 2 of us and also cut the oil in half again, it seemed like more oil than necessary. The cornmeal made for a nice crispy finish and the cayenne gave it a nice little bite. Very nice and we will make it again, thanks for sharing.
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Serving Size: 1 (261 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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