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Bob in socal wrote:
> On 14 Jul 2004 11:02:19 GMT, (WardNA) wrote: > >>> You don't put another layer of breading after the egg dip? >> >> I don't; which is certainly the traditional "fish-n-chips" style of >> frying. However, I doubt if that detail has much to do with why your >> batter falls off. I expect it has much more to do with (as has been >> suggested) using a heavy cornmeal "dusting" underneath rather than a >> fine flour one: better medium for joining the batter (which doesn't >> even need egg, although I prefer it) to the fish. >> >> Neil > > Dredge the fish in some Rice flour and then into your batter. > The Rice flour makes a good base for the batter to adhere to. You SoCal people... everything has to be rice flour or rice milk or tofu ![]() (You realize I'm teasing.) Jill (born in Oceanside and lived twice in SoCal) |
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