What to do with Cod Fillets
Originally Posted by cTLgo
trying to avoid frying 

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Originally Posted by jupitersolo
Frying isn't bad, it's only when you fry using low temperatures. High temps allow the breading to seal and prevent unwanted oil from getting into the protein.

Fry at the right temperature and you'll have crispy, flaky and moist fish. Most people fry at low temperatures because they think it'll burn or with not enough oil to save some oil, but in order to have good fried foods, you should get the recommended amount for your fryer or at least a liter of oil to fry. Make sure the oil is up to temperature and don't throw everything in, fry in batches because the more food you have, the lower temperature will drop and you will end up with oily and soggy food.
Tips to fry:
1. Lots of Oil
2. Maintain Temperature with Thermometer or Electric Fryer
3. Small Batches of Food
4. Let Food Rest on Paper Towel
Originally Posted by jupitersolo
Frying isn't bad, it's only when you fry using low temperatures. High temps allow the breading to seal and prevent unwanted oil from getting into the protein.
That's when it's bad. When the oil temp is too low, it gets absorbed by the food. This usually happens when you try to fry too many pieces of food at once and the temp drops.
i like my white fish with a miso/sake marinade and then broiled.
Premade marinades can be found at some stores. Or maybe look up recipes for misozuke, or kasuzuke, or misoyaki, or something.
the general recipe is:
1/3 cup sake
1/3 cup mirin
1 cup sugar
1 cup white miso
grated ginger (optional)
I've used this on a lot of different fishes, but never tried on frozen fillets. Usually done w/ black cod. Or over here.............butterfish. I really don't know my fish very well, or how these would compare to cod fillets out of a bag, but no harm in trying.
Premade marinades can be found at some stores. Or maybe look up recipes for misozuke, or kasuzuke, or misoyaki, or something.
the general recipe is:
1/3 cup sake
1/3 cup mirin
1 cup sugar
1 cup white miso
grated ginger (optional)
I've used this on a lot of different fishes, but never tried on frozen fillets. Usually done w/ black cod. Or over here.............butterfish. I really don't know my fish very well, or how these would compare to cod fillets out of a bag, but no harm in trying.
Last edited by Osamu; Jul 2, 2007 at 06:40 AM.
Thought I would repost this here (posted it in the What's for dinner thread)
Made some Goan Fish Curry, with Cod Fillets, turned out really good

Some spices, water, yogurt (used instead of coconut milk), disolve everything and then at medium heat add fish and cook for 10-15 mins.
Made some Goan Fish Curry, with Cod Fillets, turned out really good


Some spices, water, yogurt (used instead of coconut milk), disolve everything and then at medium heat add fish and cook for 10-15 mins.











