Memphis Cornmeal Battered Cod
Show: Down Home With the Neelys
Episode: Memphis or Bust
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By JenniferMSF
Mocksville, NC
on December 26, 2012
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This is a great recipe! We halved the batter and used it to fry shrimp for fish tacos on our Christmas Eve. We did not find it too sweet at all. To make sure the batter sticks, you really need to make sure your fish/shrimp/protein is dry and not freezing cold - otherwise is will drip off. Also, make sure that your portions are small if not smaller than usual since the batter cooks up so quick - the shrimp were the perfect size coming out of the fryer perfectly done and perfectly golden.
By JabberwockyPie
on May 17, 2011
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To holiness-How can you even begin to rate something you not only haven't tried, but are inquiring about substitutions for? It's people like you that are a little slow in understanding that a rating is to let others know how you judge the finished product. FYI, alcohol cooks out in a deep fryer.
By RettsKitchen
MYRTLE BEACH, 80
on February 25, 2011
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To mjpiper. "batter browned but fish not cooked." I think what happened was the temp of oil was too high at 375. I generally start at 360-365, never add too many pieces of fish at once (this brings the oil temp down very fast and always make sure the fish pieces are all the same size. The temp should always start out high (for me that's 360, and keep adjusting it so it's always at a the same temp. Another thing to keep in mind, there is sugar and honey in the batter which tends to brown quicker. You may also trying cutting the fish into fingers and fry. Give this wonderful recipe another try, it's worth it. Good luck.
By sivalima_8940209
Los Angeles, CA
on August 20, 2010
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Way too much sugar in this recipe.
By cindyhenry_13053049
Barry, 83
on August 06, 2010
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This batter is more suited for hot dogs....I'll probably try it on dogs !
By vanessabullock0...
Vista, 43
on May 24, 2010
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I love the Neelys but 2 tbs sugar and 2 tbs honey was overkill! Would you like some fish with your sugar?
By judith_12324415
Dover, 61
on January 23, 2010
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We had this last night and it was wonderful. The batter stayed on the fish with no problem. I used 12 oz of beer plus a little water. Not having a professional fryer, I put about 1-1/2 quarts of canola oil in a large, heavy pot. Can't use peanut oil because we have family members who are allergic to nuts. Used a candy thermometer to monitor the temperature of the oil at 375. Don't crowd the pot or the fish pieces will stick together. After 7 minutes the fish was cooked perfectly. Such a delicious meal with the Neely's Easy Rice Bake Casserole. This recipe is a keeper.
By MULEY
BOISE IDAHO
on October 07, 2009
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this recipe is the best. I've tried all kinds of battered fish recipes but this one is it. The only thing I changed was I used 12 oz of beer because I drank the other 4 oz :
I had no problem with the batter falling off and also the fish didn't stick to the basket either
make sure before putting the fish in the batter that you dry this fish off with paper towels real good
By mjsmessina_12088388
Nanuet, 72
on August 20, 2009
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this recipe... I know it's good. Haven't even tried it.
but if the batter doesn't stick -ain't nothing an egg won't fix :
By grayson300_11938292
Grayson, GA
on August 14, 2009
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I had no problem with the batter coming off the fish. I kept adjusting the oil temperature in my frying pan to avoid burning the coating. The fish were golden brown and that batter was delicious. My son who is a picky eater loved this recipe. I will definitely cook this again.