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Does anyone know what kind of fish restaurants use for fish sandwiches? The little fish cakes you buy frozen taste terrible and I'd really like to be able to make my own, even if they aren't exactly "square". Also, what do they coat them with?
Lynn from Arkansas
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RE: Fish Sandwich Tips and Recipes
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Post By (Guest Post)
(11/23/2004)
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This is a great recipe. It uses bread crumbs and corn meal on the outside. We make this a few times a year. You don't need to use so much oil though.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/recipe_views/views/104550
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Post By Tina (Guest Post)
(11/23/2004)
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My husband just slowly pan fries a grouper fillet with spices and this makes a wonderfull fish sandwich
RE: Fish Sandwich Tips and Recipes
I'm pretty sure they use cod. I'd say the coating is like a cornflake mixture or maybe cornmeal. Best of Luck!
RE: Fish Sandwich Tips and Recipes
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Post By angela bowden (Guest Post)
(11/22/2004)
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the wholesale stores like BJ'S, Sams Club, etc. will sell these kinds of foods that the restaurants cook. Believe it or not they are very good and taste just like the restaurants style of cooking.
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