Breaded Perch
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Breaded Lake Erie Perch tastes like no other. Enjoy this fish fry using healthy shortening and eliminate trans fats!
Yield: 2 Ready in 1 hours
Cuisine: AmericanMain Ingredient: Seafood-Other
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| 1 poundLake Erie Perch filets |
| 1 cupShortening; (or more) I use Smart Balance Trans Fat Free |
| 2 wholeEggs |
| 2 cupsFlour; lightly seasoned with S&P |
| 2 cupsBread crumbs; unseasoned |
| 3 Shallow Bowls; for breading |
| 1 largeFrying Pan |
Breaded Perch Preparation
Place enough shortening in a frying pan to to allow fish to fry but the pieces do not need to be submerged in the oil.
Melt shortening and keep hot till ready to use. To test if temperature is hot enough, drop a piece of plain batter in the oil. If it sizzles and comes to the top, it's ready. DO NOT USE WATER to test!
In the first bowl, place the lightly seasoned flour (whole wheat, white or a combination).
In second bowl, lightly mix two eggs. No water or milk needed.
In the third bowl, place the unseasoned bread crumbs (homemade, store bought, panko...)
Dip a piece of fish in the flour and coat lightly. Next, dip that piece of fish in the lightly scrambled eggs. Then, dip it in the bread crumbs and coat the entire filet. Finally, place this in hot oil and fry until golden brown and edges of filet curl slightly. Drain on a paper towel and keep warm until all filets are fried.
This is great with a side of coleslaw!
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