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By LuuvBunny
on May 15, 2010
This is a great way to have fish.I scaled the recipe down to 3 fillets.Like alot of others,I didn't pan fry this at all.I baked it in a 375F oven for about 25 minutes. This coating would be nice on chicken too.
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The fish had great texture - a nice crispy outer layer. However, this had little to no taste. I couldn't taste any of the herbs, aside from the cayenne, which I found disappointing. I had hoped for a subtle lemon flavour, due to the lemon pepper. If I were to make this again, I would greatly increase the amount of herbs and decrease the amount of breadcrumbs and cornmeal.
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on March 08, 2010
I made this for dinner, with thick Costco cod planks. It was very good. I skipped the panfrying step and baked it at 400 for 20 minutes. I also added about 1/4 cup of Parmesan cheese to the breading.
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on February 26, 2010
I made this for dinner tonight and my whole family loved it! I followed other reviewers' suggestions of "double dipping" the fish and skipping the pan-frying step. I sprayed the top of the fish with cooking spray after placing it on an oiled baking sheet, and I had to bake it a little longer because of not frying it first. I will try it with other varieties of fish--my husband is really looking forward to having catfish prepared in this manner!
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on February 25, 2009
Delicious! I followed one reviewers suggestion and baked @ 400 for 12 minutes instead of frying and it was super crispy. I'll definitely be making this again!
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on June 05, 2008
I have had some cod fillets in my freezer for a while now and since we've been trying to eat more fish, I decided it was the time to try out this recipe. We will definitely be eating more cod now... this produced a rally tasty and tender piece of fish. The amount of breading seemed a little much, but it was perfect when you double dip each fillet. The only thing I did different was to omit the pan frying entirely. I just sprayed a pan with some olive oil and set the fillets in a pre heated 400F oven for about 12 minutes... I also sprayed the tops of the fillets with olive oil and they turned out so crispy. My BF thought I had actually deep fried them... LOL Thanks for a great and easy fish recipe... we will be making this often!
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on March 11, 2007
David made this for our family tonight, and the kids loved it! They came back for 2nds, 3rds, 4ths...and they even loved it on lettuce wraps with lots of fresh veggie toppings! Just a few NOTES based on our tastes/dietary needs: David cooked the fish up New Orleans' style with Tony Chachere's Fish Fry instead of seasoning salt. He substituted 6 egg whites + about 1/2 cup fat-free milk for the 3 whole eggs to lower cholesterol and fat. The cod's pkg directions said it was better not to thaw the fish, and using it semi-frozen helped the breading to adhere better. Our fillets were thicker than recommended, so he cut them in half horizontally. (Use a SHARP knife!) Finally, David skipped the pan-frying and baked the fillets for 6 mins on each side (flipping carefully!). This was a HUGE hit tonight, and we will most definitely be making this one again. Thanks for posting KITTENCAL! :-)
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To date, this is my favorite recipe for oven fried fish. I use buttermilk, egg, and a good dash of Siracha sauce in the buttermilk dip, and Panko breadcrumbs/cornmeal for the breading. Its excellently crispy and moist !!
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on July 11, 2011
This was very tasty. I skipped the pan-frying, as others had done, and cooked at 400 for about 20 minutes. While tasty, it definitely tasted liked baked fish ~ not a bad thing ~ instead of fried fish. But, with a dab of tartar sauce and placed on a bun, my kids thought it was tasty enough. I used mahi mahi that had been in my freezer for a while. I will likely make this again. Thanks for posting!
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on February 13, 2011
This was pretty good. I think it didnt need double dipped though. I will probably make again.
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on November 05, 2010
These filets of cod sure were nice and crispy!!! The coating was easy to apply and for the first time, it didn't fall off the fish in the skillet!!!! Cod isn't my favorite fish, but I had some I wanted to use and I don't think I could have used a better recipe. I'm anxious to try this again since I had such good luck with the coating, but I will use another type of fish -- maybe some sole or halibut. Thanks, Kitten -- I never thought I could make crispy fish without deep-frying it!!!
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on October 28, 2010
This recipe rocks! Easy, quick, and yummy!
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Was too much breading for me. I skipped the cornmeal cause I didn't have any but wish I hadn't. I found it was too thick for my liking.
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on April 05, 2010
By Catnip46
on October 08, 2009
This was very good. It had a nice brown crust with the fish being nice and moist in side. I'll make this again for sure.
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on August 22, 2009
I made this last night with haddock and my husband said it's the best fish I've ever made. Thanks for posting - you always have the best recipes.
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on June 17, 2009
It may be simple , but the results are fabulous, super crunchy on the outside and moist and flaky on the inside.
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on April 03, 2009
By Chef #379641
on March 14, 2009
Once again another wonderful recipe from you. I was looking for a batter recipe to use on some whiting we had in the freezer that my husband decided to have for dinner. I started searching zaar and at the top of the list was yours and I knew I didn't need to look any further. It was wonderful. Great taste, flavor and crunch. Thanks for wonderful recipes!
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on January 19, 2008
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Servings Per Recipe: 6
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