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Fish Tacos -Baja Style

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Ingredients

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2 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
1/4 teaspoon cayenne
1/2 teaspoon dry mustard
1/2 teaspoon dried whole mexican oregano, rubbed to a powder
kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
1 (12 ounce) bottle cold beer, plus more to thin the batter if necessary
2 lbs firm meaty fish (cod, snapper etc.)

Nutritional information

140.2
Calories
4 g
Calories From Fat
0.5 g
Total Fat
0.1 g
Saturated Fat
0.5 mg
Cholesterol
76.1 mg
Sodium
26.5 g
Carbs
1 g
Dietary Fiber
0.7 g
Sugars
3.9 g
Protein
215 g
Serving Size

Fish Tacos -Baja Style

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    Is the second frying critical to the recipes sucess?...I didnt pick up enough informarion in the reviews. Can you cook it crispy in the first frying?

    • 125 min
    • Serves 8

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    Fish Tacos – Baja Style,Beer battered fish with a “secret” garlic cilantro sauce, guacamole, and salsa. The fish are double fried allowing you to do most of the preparation ahead of time and making the fish crispy. My mom has declared this her favorite meal. Grandmother said this was the best fish she has had in 89 years and 10 months. This really makes more servings than listed, but people usually continue eating these even when they are full!,Is the second frying critical to the recipes sucess?…I didnt pick up enough informarion in the reviews. Can you cook it crispy in the first frying?


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Make the Batter: Whisk the Flour, Baking Powder, Garlic, Cayenne, Mustard,Oregano, 1 Teaspoons Salt, and Pepper Until Well Blended. Stir in the Beer Until There Are No Lumps. (batter May Be Made Several Hours Ahead and Refrigerated).

    2
    Done

    Trim the Fish of All Blood Lines, Skin, and Bones. Cut Into Pieces the Size and Shape of Your Index Finger. Sprinkle With a Few Drops of Lime Juice and a Little Salt. (if not Using Immediately, Wrap and Refrigerate). Pour the Oil Into a Deep, Wide Pan to a Depth of 2 Inches and Heat Over Medium-High Heat to 350 Degrees. use a Thermometer, or You Can Drop a Bit of Batter Into the Oil and It Should Rise Up Quickly Surrounded by Little Bubbles.

    3
    Done

    Pat the Fish Dry With Paper Towels. Check the Thickness of the Batter by Dipping in One Piece of the Fish. the Batter Should Be the Consistency of Medium-Thick Pancake Batter, Coating the Fish Easily but Dripping Very Little. Add a Little Beer If the Batter Seems Too Thick.

    4
    Done

    Add the Fish to the Batter. Using Tongs or Chopsticks, Swish Each Piece to Make Sure It Is Thoroughly Coated, Then Lift Out of the Batter, Let It Drip Once, and Lay the Fish Gently Into the Hot Oil. Cook a Few Pieces at a Time Until They Float and the Batter Is Set but Still Very Light in Color. If a Piece Sticks to the Bottom, Leave It Alone and It Will Release Itself.

    5
    Done

    Remove the Fish to a Rack to Drain; Reserve the Frying Oil. (the Fish Can Be Prepared Ahead to This Point, Cooled on a Rack, and Refrigerated Uncovered. Cool the Oil and Reserve).

    6
    Done

    When You Are Ready to Serve, Reheat the Oil to 350-360f and Refry the Fish a Few Pieces at a Time Until Crisp and Golden Brown.

    7
    Done

    to Serve, Hold a Tortilla in Your Hand and Add a Spoonful of Guacamole. Top With Fish and Squeeze Lime Over the Whole Thing. Then Add the Secret Sauce, Salsa, Shredded Cabbage, Cilantro and Onion as Desired.

    Liam Adams

    Culinary explorer on a mission to discover and share the flavors of the world.

    We liked everything about this but the sugar. WAY too much. Next time I'll cut it down to one tablespoon. The biscuits taste like cake. If you like that kind of biscuit then this is your recipe! used buttermilk and they came out nice and fluffy.We liked everything about this but the sugar. WAY too much. Next time I'll cut it down to one tablespoon. The biscuits taste like cake. If you like that kind of biscuit then this is your recipe! used buttermilk and they came out nice and fluffy.
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    We liked everything about this but the sugar. WAY too much. Next time I'll cut it down to one tablespoon. The biscuits taste like cake. If you like that kind of biscuit then this is your recipe! used buttermilk and they came out nice and fluffy.We liked everything about this but the sugar. WAY too much. Next time I'll cut it down to one tablespoon. The biscuits taste like cake. If you like that kind of biscuit then this is your recipe! used buttermilk and they came out nice and fluffy.
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