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Ingredients:
- tilapia fillets (cod, crappie, catfish, flounder, halibut would all make excellent substitutions)
- crushed red pepper flakes
- parmesan cheese
- mustard
- tobasco sauce
- Zatarain’s Season Fish-Fri (Crispy Southern Style)
- olive oil
First, rinse the tilapia fillets and pat dry. Next, take a bowl and mix enough of the dry ingredients (fish-fri, parmesan cheese, red pepper flakes). Take another bowl and put in mustard and a few dashes of tobasco sauce (to taste). Use only enough mustard to lightly coat the tilapia fillets.
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Heat olive oil in skillet. Use enough oil to cover bottom of fish fillets. Don’t get olive oil too hot too fast or it will burn! Lightly coat fillets with mustard mix. Then coat with dry season mix.
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Place fillets in oil and fry; turning/flipping fillets and ensuring they are cooked thoroughly. Remove from oil and place on paper towels to absorb any remaining olive oil.
Serve and enjoy!!
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Well I gotta go pan fishing this wkend to try out this one.
Gonna give that chicken dish from the other day a shot tonight.
I've noticed all your recipes include red pepper flakes. Like the hot stuff myself.
only way to have it brother! this recipe would be slamming for bluegill too!
You know what sticks out to me here?...the comment regarding the olive oil. I've been trying to successfully use that over corn oil for a while now and usually have disastrous results, and a funky taste.
I bet I was heating it up too hot too fast. :wo: Interesting.
yeah you can heat up olive oil too fast without really realizing it! i generally put mine over medium heat to medium-high heat... and I have a couple of stale tidbits of bread on-hand.... to test the oil I'll put in a piece of that bread.... if it starts to fry slowly I take it out and put in the fish.... if I see smoke coming off of the oil, out the oil goes and new oil goes in and I start all over.... takes a little practice to see exactly what works for your stove-top and then you're on easy street!!
I tried this today with sides of rice pilaf and grilled asparagus and it was delicious. Thanks for the recipe AW. :bowingsmilie:
Pat
No pictures Pat? :wink:
Quote from: FinsnFur on March 13, 2011, 08:13:35 AM
No pictures Pat? :wink:
I thought about it ..... after the fact. :doh2: Maybe next time.
Pat
This was my attempt at this dish today.
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My wife said that I went a bit heavy on the red pepper this time, but I thought it turned out pretty good.
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Pat
That looks real good to me, Pat. ;yes; Looks like you have a nicely seasoned skillet too.
looking good bro! if'n she's thinking ya went heavy on the red peppers, she should see the ones I do up for myself! that fish is CRUSTED with red peppers!!!
love that skillet too... food just tastes all the much better when cooked in those!
Yeah, I'm not seeing anything wrong with that :nono:
Snap that sounds good!! I think my fish fries just went up a notch. Thanks AW!!