Deep Frying Crappie at Cathy Bible blog

Deep Frying Crappie. We love to serve the fish with coleslaw and red beans and rice. Fry until golden brown and drain well on a paper bag. Drain on paper towel and enjoy. Deep frying crappie requires a little finesse, but it’s easier than you think: Dip the crappie fillets in the beer and then coat completely with the batter. Fry the crappie in a blend of peanut oil and vegetable shortening. Fry for 5 to 7 minutes or until the fish is crispy on the exterior and just cooked through. Serve with lemon wedges, tartar sauce and hot sauce. Follow these simple, foolproof directions to enjoy crappie fillets or whole fish in your home kitchen. The sweet and delicate flavor of crappie takes well to frying, baking, grilling or pan cooking. Serve with lemon wedges, tartar sauce and hot sauce. Fry until golden brown and drain well on a paper bag. Dip the crappie fillets in the beer and then coat completely with the batter. Fill your deep fryer or a large pot with.

Pan Fried Crappie
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Dip the crappie fillets in the beer and then coat completely with the batter. Serve with lemon wedges, tartar sauce and hot sauce. Fry for 5 to 7 minutes or until the fish is crispy on the exterior and just cooked through. Fill your deep fryer or a large pot with. Follow these simple, foolproof directions to enjoy crappie fillets or whole fish in your home kitchen. Fry until golden brown and drain well on a paper bag. Dip the crappie fillets in the beer and then coat completely with the batter. The sweet and delicate flavor of crappie takes well to frying, baking, grilling or pan cooking. Drain on paper towel and enjoy. Fry the crappie in a blend of peanut oil and vegetable shortening.

Pan Fried Crappie

Deep Frying Crappie We love to serve the fish with coleslaw and red beans and rice. Fry the crappie in a blend of peanut oil and vegetable shortening. Fill your deep fryer or a large pot with. Deep frying crappie requires a little finesse, but it’s easier than you think: Serve with lemon wedges, tartar sauce and hot sauce. Follow these simple, foolproof directions to enjoy crappie fillets or whole fish in your home kitchen. Serve with lemon wedges, tartar sauce and hot sauce. Dip the crappie fillets in the beer and then coat completely with the batter. Drain on paper towel and enjoy. Fry until golden brown and drain well on a paper bag. We love to serve the fish with coleslaw and red beans and rice. Fry until golden brown and drain well on a paper bag. Dip the crappie fillets in the beer and then coat completely with the batter. The sweet and delicate flavor of crappie takes well to frying, baking, grilling or pan cooking. Fry for 5 to 7 minutes or until the fish is crispy on the exterior and just cooked through.

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