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Submitted by PalatablePastime
"Great for a fish fry. Mushrooms and other veggies go great too, as well as chicky tenders, and squares of marinated tofu. Experiment and have fun! Makes enough for 1 pound of seafood."
photo by PalatablePastime
- Ready In:
- 10mins
- Ingredients:
- 6
- Yields:
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1 1/4 cups
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ingredients
- 2⁄3 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1⁄2 cup beer
- 1 egg
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
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directions
- Mix flour, salt, and baking powder in a bowl using a fork.
- Beat beer, egg and oil together in a separate bowl.
- Stir into flour mixture until well blended.
- Batter should be pretty smooth and moderately thick.
- Dip fish, shrimp, or onion slices in coating and deep-fry in hot oil that has been heated to 350 degrees, until it becomes golden.
- Drain, and serve while hot and crispy.
- This recipe also works well with chicken tenders and vegetable pieces; whatever you like to coat with beer batter.
Questions & Replies
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I am fairly new to deep flying and whenever I try to make fish and chips I have a problem the batter webbing
David M.
Reviews
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I live in Alaska so we have wonderful fresh Halibut. I made this batter and added some extra seasonings. It was such a hit that there was nothing left and the fillet was a good 5 pounds. They ate this along with the mushrooms, onion rings, broccoli, and fries that we made. I served the items as they were finished to avoid them getting soggy. Everybody enjoyed this because they were real hot as well. The times when I want to eat with them I cook in smaller portions and if it gets eaten I go back and cook more. I hope this helps any one. Good luck and happy eating...
timmyg56
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Amazing - best beer batter ever! We made fresh blue gills and onion rings. Reminded me of the batter one of my favorite restaurants we would go to as a child. Love, love it!
Rebecca J.
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This has the exact same flavor and texture as Long John Silver's and that's quite a compliment! I even go so far as to drizzle a little of the batter in the oil to make the "crumbs" you can get there. Let the batter sit for 5 or so minutes after making and it thickens up dramatically and adheres to the meat/onions lots better. I lightly dust my onion rings with flour to help it adhere also. We eat deep-fried foods perhaps 3 or 4 times a year. After finding this recipe, it might be difficult to adhere to that. Thanks so much for posting!
EthelP
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I hate to be "one of those" reviewers, but I had no beer to hand and I used an apple cider at 6% alcohol. So sue me! The batter was quite thick and made that wonderful crisp on the outside - melting on the inside batter that you get at the best fish and chips shops. I used it for jumbo shrimp and, following the reco of the late great Judy Rodgers, thin slices of lemon (trust me and try it.) I served these with fresh slices of fennel drizzled with olive oil and lemon. Great recipe and I promise to use beer next time.
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Absolutely fantastic. I've tried a number of different beer batter recipes, and hands down, this is the best!
GarethJH
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Tweaks
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Add 1 tsp cayenne pepper
uopgrad2010
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Doubled the recipe and omitted most of the salt.
Judy F.
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I used Lieninkugel Lemon Shandy to make the batter. I had to play with the amount of beer to get the right consistency of batter!
David C.
RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
PalatablePastime
Cincinnati
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