Skin,filet,salt and pepper, dredge in cornmeal fry until well browned in deep fat fryer. Serve with grits, hush puppies and baked beans. One to 3 pound channels and bullhead catfish are the best!!!!
I usually fry catfish similar to the way Del suggests in the first post -- but I usually give the fillets a healthy covering of Old Bay before throwing them in the oil. Everything tastes better with Old Bay.
Here in south Alabama, I think it is against the law to serve them any way but fried---with hushpuppies, coleslaw optional. Sweet tea highly reccommended.
These are great reccomendations..and fried should be law...don't forget the hotsauce on the side..When eating catfish cholesterol and any other healthy thoughts go out the window...enjoy
The secret to having great fillets is to make sure that every bit of fat is cut off the fillet. Not a big deal on fiddlers but for larger catfish that is the key to making a great peice of fish without a strong taste.
Agree with jay. Get all the fat off, or it won't taste right. We used to put catfish in a horse trough for a few days to clean them out before skinning and dressing. Frying is important, too. The technique that works best for me is to fry in peanut oil at 325° until the fillets float, then fry for about one more minute. Drain thoroughly and serve.
I mix some spices (salt, pepper, cayenne, onion powder, garlic, etc.) with flour, dredge the fish in that and lightly pan fry it, though the Fry-Daddy works well too. Maybe a squeeze of lemon or lime. Yummy
Here in south Alabama, I think it is against the law to serve them any way but fried---with hushpuppies, coleslaw optional. Sweet tea highly reccommended.
These are great reccomendations..and fried should be law...don't forget the hotsauce on the side..When eating catfish cholesterol and any other healthy thoughts go out the window...enjoy
Agree with jay. Get all the fat off, or it won't taste right. We used to put catfish in a horse trough for a few days to clean them out before skinning and dressing. Frying is important, too. The technique that works best for me is to fry in peanut oil at 325° until the fillets float, then fry for about one more minute. Drain thoroughly and serve.
Skin,filet,salt and pepper, dredge in cornmeal fry until well browned in deep fat fryer. Serve with grits, hush puppies and baked beans. One to 3 pound channels and bullhead catfish are the best!!!!
I usually fry catfish similar to the way Del suggests in the first post -- but I usually give the fillets a healthy covering of Old Bay before throwing them in the oil. Everything tastes better with Old Bay.
The secret to having great fillets is to make sure that every bit of fat is cut off the fillet. Not a big deal on fiddlers but for larger catfish that is the key to making a great peice of fish without a strong taste.
I mix some spices (salt, pepper, cayenne, onion powder, garlic, etc.) with flour, dredge the fish in that and lightly pan fry it, though the Fry-Daddy works well too. Maybe a squeeze of lemon or lime. Yummy
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Skin,filet,salt and pepper, dredge in cornmeal fry until well browned in deep fat fryer. Serve with grits, hush puppies and baked beans. One to 3 pound channels and bullhead catfish are the best!!!!
Low cal way is sprinkle filets with lemon-pepper spice and broil until done, delicious.
I usually fry catfish similar to the way Del suggests in the first post -- but I usually give the fillets a healthy covering of Old Bay before throwing them in the oil. Everything tastes better with Old Bay.
rolled in corn meal and deep fryed until done. then served with hush puppies and fries. Mm Mm Good!
Here in south Alabama, I think it is against the law to serve them any way but fried---with hushpuppies, coleslaw optional. Sweet tea highly reccommended.
I agree with country road. filleted. lemon juice. salt. pepper. fried hushpuppies. coleslaw NOT optianal. sweet tea.
These are great reccomendations..and fried should be law...don't forget the hotsauce on the side..When eating catfish cholesterol and any other healthy thoughts go out the window...enjoy
The secret to having great fillets is to make sure that every bit of fat is cut off the fillet. Not a big deal on fiddlers but for larger catfish that is the key to making a great peice of fish without a strong taste.
country road just sums it up for me...Good job man..a + 1 for you!!!
Agree with jay. Get all the fat off, or it won't taste right. We used to put catfish in a horse trough for a few days to clean them out before skinning and dressing. Frying is important, too. The technique that works best for me is to fry in peanut oil at 325° until the fillets float, then fry for about one more minute. Drain thoroughly and serve.
I mix some spices (salt, pepper, cayenne, onion powder, garlic, etc.) with flour, dredge the fish in that and lightly pan fry it, though the Fry-Daddy works well too. Maybe a squeeze of lemon or lime. Yummy
Catch a trout instead is my choice Heh Heh
fry the hell out of them
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Here in south Alabama, I think it is against the law to serve them any way but fried---with hushpuppies, coleslaw optional. Sweet tea highly reccommended.
These are great reccomendations..and fried should be law...don't forget the hotsauce on the side..When eating catfish cholesterol and any other healthy thoughts go out the window...enjoy
Agree with jay. Get all the fat off, or it won't taste right. We used to put catfish in a horse trough for a few days to clean them out before skinning and dressing. Frying is important, too. The technique that works best for me is to fry in peanut oil at 325° until the fillets float, then fry for about one more minute. Drain thoroughly and serve.
Skin,filet,salt and pepper, dredge in cornmeal fry until well browned in deep fat fryer. Serve with grits, hush puppies and baked beans. One to 3 pound channels and bullhead catfish are the best!!!!
Low cal way is sprinkle filets with lemon-pepper spice and broil until done, delicious.
I usually fry catfish similar to the way Del suggests in the first post -- but I usually give the fillets a healthy covering of Old Bay before throwing them in the oil. Everything tastes better with Old Bay.
rolled in corn meal and deep fryed until done. then served with hush puppies and fries. Mm Mm Good!
The secret to having great fillets is to make sure that every bit of fat is cut off the fillet. Not a big deal on fiddlers but for larger catfish that is the key to making a great peice of fish without a strong taste.
country road just sums it up for me...Good job man..a + 1 for you!!!
I mix some spices (salt, pepper, cayenne, onion powder, garlic, etc.) with flour, dredge the fish in that and lightly pan fry it, though the Fry-Daddy works well too. Maybe a squeeze of lemon or lime. Yummy
I agree with country road. filleted. lemon juice. salt. pepper. fried hushpuppies. coleslaw NOT optianal. sweet tea.
Catch a trout instead is my choice Heh Heh
fry the hell out of them
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