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By nelzay_11938445
boynton beach, FL
on March 29, 2013
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A little more salt to the batter next time. But very good and esay except for standing in front of the fryer.
By Jeannielynn1973
Texas
on March 24, 2013
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I substituted chicken broth for beer and I will definitely make this again!
By capitdan
Ann Arbor
on January 27, 2013
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Awesome. I don't even like fish, but whenever tilapia is on sale I like to make this. If only making the fish, I use only half the oil though just to save some money.
The potatoes can be a bit tricky, maybe it's because I had to cut them by hand. But still overall delicious.
By k_mckinish
Big Bear Lake, ...
on October 23, 2012
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I have always been fearful of deep frying anything. after watching this show i can make perfect deep fried fish in a snap. Great work Alton!
By rainbowseal1128...
on August 13, 2012
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Loved the flavor and very easy to make
By GF Heather
Fort Worth
on April 22, 2012
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Very tasty! It was my first attempt at Fish &Chips but I did alter it to be Gluten Free. I used Simply Gluten flour blend and GF beer. I was worried it wouldn't appear right after cooking but it was perfect! Even my fussy, fish hating daughter loved it; now that's saying something. Hubby of course is singing praises and says, "AB is really on to something here." (like he knows him, haha.
By MER_1126
Anchorage
on March 24, 2012
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My only complaint is that this recipe is too much for just the two of us. Regulating the oil is hard and time consuming, but important. I rely less on timing and more on the colour of the batter. When it's golden brown, it's done. Let the excess batter drip off if you are concerned about it being too thick and doughy. (Too much batter overwhelms the fish anyway... Make sure you turn the fish in the oil so both sides are equally cooked! LOVE this recipe, and my husband raves every time I make it! I may even give AB credit some time.
By keljespat
on February 24, 2012
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I thought this was a great recipe.I picked an Alton brown recipe because he always seems to work the kinks out of recipes and perfects them. My husband loves fish and chips and I love to cook but this was one thing I have never made.I doubled the recipe and the batter was perfect,a little lumpy at first but u had to keep wisking it and it smoothed out. The first time I try a recipe I usually follow it pretty closely because usually I like to put my own spin on things...the only thing I changed was the seasoning,I added a little more old bay,salt and black pepper. Also the person cooking should be used to frying in a lot of oil as this can be dangerous,I think the cook should be a little experienced but overall this was a fantastic recipe.
By Chef BKeene
Atlanta, GA
on February 13, 2012
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You will look over a few recipes while you weigh which Fish n' Chips rendition you deem worth your Cod. Â This is that recipe. Â As for advice; when you add the beer to the dry ingredients don't get discouraged if it doesn't come to a pourable form at first. Â It is going to foam a good bit but stay with it and soon enough you will have something that looks like you can work with. Â Also, there are going to be a few lumps but they didn't seem to make any difference in the final product. Â As for the dark beer, I used a Sam Adam's Cream Stout. Â It definitely contributed to the flavor. Â The chips were easy. Smaller strips of cod work better.
By Bacchus1976
Chicago, IL
on February 01, 2012
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The batter comes out extremely thick and is difficult to submerge the fish into evenly. When frying I cooked them for around 5 minutes and found the thick batter to still be raw in spots. It was pretty tasty, but I feel like the ratios are a bit out of whack and the batter should be thinned out somehow. I think it's worth another try but the shape of the fish and the fry time is going to be finicky.