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Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: Kc_Kracker on January 30, 2019, 11:42:09 AM
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i wanted to share this, I'm a fish taco freak. well i wanted to share my recipe i came up with for fish sauce.
1 cup sour cream.
1 cup mayonnaise.
1 tablespoon lime juice.
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin.
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1/2 teaspoon salt.
1/3 cup finely chopped cilantro
This is one for the books, I have made dozens of lovers out of NON-fish eaters
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What are you using for fish?
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Those look great. Nice presentation too!
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Yum!
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Those look awesome. Yes, what kind of fish
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How much fish?!
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Looks good!! My wife makes a killer fish taco with salmon but we also use sea bass and halibut.
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KC, got any pictures of your tacos?
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Looks good Kracker, Thanks :tup:
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:drool: Those look amazing!
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I enjoy a good fish taco. I like mine being crazy hot, so I blacken my fish with my home grown cayenne peppers that I dried and then use this sauce with the Sriracha in it.
https://natashaskitchen.com/fish-tacos-recipe/
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I like fish tacos if the outside of the fish is crunchy but the inside is still moist.
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We do both blackened and fried, usually with perch. avocado, cilantro, lime crema, and a little Cotija. Mmmm
Still working on the prefect batter.
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What are you using for fish?
We usually get cod or halibut, but i love them with perch, walleye, bass, most fish are good
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How much fish?!
2 lbs about $8 worth will feed our family of 5 with left over fish
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KC, got any pictures of your tacos?
no lol by the time i thought to i was DONE :bash: :chuckle:
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I love them but keep the cilantro out it tastes like soap to me.
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I love them but keep the cilantro out it tastes like soap to me.
That's funny. When I was a kid, it was like drinking Palmolive. I literally would spit it out. Now I love the stuff.
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Thanks KcK. I’m gonna have to try that. :tup:
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I love them but keep the cilantro out it tastes like soap to me.
you are on an island of your own :chuckle:
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saving this one to use.. looks great
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Love them! We use sea bass or ling & blacken it. I love my home made fresh mango salsa on top! :drool: :tup:
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i LOVE fish tacos. especially with mango salsa. Would you give up your mango salsa recipe ?
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Fish Tacos are a regular around here. We make a wicked cream sauce with way too much garlic.
We almost always do breaded and fried cod
I won't eat a fish taco without a little shredded cabbage and cilantro
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Fish Tacos are a regular around here. We make a wicked cream sauce with way too much garlic.
We almost always do breaded and fried cod
I won't eat a fish taco without a little shredded cabbage and cilantro
:yeah: This. Need that cabbage.
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I prefer mine with cabbage salsa. Corn tortillas are a must too!
Here's my recipe:
1/2 head of green cabbage chopped
1/4 onion diced
3-5 jalapeno or serano peppers diced
1-2 bunches of cilantro diced
1 lime squeezed
1-2 tomatoes diced for a little bit of color and taste
Salt to taste (usually about 1.5 teaspoons)
It's a quick salsa too make and is way cheaper than Tina of tomatoes if they are or if season. It will usually last about three days and then the rest just gets added to whatever's getting cooked.
Any fish will do. I love those ugly rock fish but those frozen salmon patties from Costco are a great no fuss option
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Try making a Cojita Cream sauce and putting on them. MONEY Eat fish tacos no less then once a week but usually twice. Prefer halibut but seabass is good to. Agree small corn tortillas and cabbage are two must haves IMO.
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Our recipe has evolved a lot over the years but right now we do a chipotle sauce with Adobo chipotle, mayo, sour cream some lime juice and a little garlic with a cabbage slaw and hybrid tortillas. Gooood stuff
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I do!
Lighthouse makes a jalapeno ranch dressing that works pretty well right from the jar.
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Yes finely shredded cabbage is a must, we do that with lettuce, basicaly a fine coleslaw mix, with onion and avacado. and the fish we found a tempura beer batter we like best
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For those who do breaded, what kind of oil do you like to use?
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Lately I've been using half avocado/olive oil and breading the in 50/50 grated parmesan/almond flour. Even skipped the egg wash. As good or better as the usual beer batter. :tup:
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I use sturgeon in my tacos..excellent!
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Lately I've been using half avocado/olive oil and breading the in 50/50 grated parmesan/almond flour. Even skipped the egg wash. As good or better as the usual beer batter. :tup:
Interesting. Light olive oil? The fish doesn’t pick up too much olive oil flavor?
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I coat halibut in olive oil, then put on a good coat of Johnny’s. Cook on the grill on a fish grate. Cole slaw, halibut and cheese with a shake of Tapatio on a corn tortilla heated in olive oil. Can’t get enough of them.
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i wanted to share this, I'm a fish taco freak. well i wanted to share my recipe i came up with for fish sauce.
1 cup sour cream.
1 cup mayonnaise.
2.5 tablespoon lime juice.
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin.
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1/2 teaspoon salt.
a hand-full of finely chopped cilantro and yes i mean a handfull
This is one for the books, I have made dozens of lovers out of NON-fish eaters
Natashas kitchen!
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i wanted to share this, I'm a fish taco freak. well i wanted to share my recipe i came up with for fish sauce.
1 cup sour cream.
1 cup mayonnaise.
2.5 tablespoon lime juice.
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin.
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1/2 teaspoon salt.
a hand-full of finely chopped cilantro and yes i mean a handfull
This is one for the books, I have made dozens of lovers out of NON-fish eaters
Natashas kitchen!
Just the pic. The recipe is not.
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as as i said i didnt have any left to take a pic of lol, i used the pic so people knew what i was talkin about :tup:
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since olive oil doesnt take heat well without burning i would think having to cook at a low temp they would absorb alot of oil and get spongy? i just use veggie oil or sometimes i go full on fat kid and use butter flavored crisco.
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Lately I've been using half avocado/olive oil and breading the in 50/50 grated parmesan/almond flour. Even skipped the egg wash. As good or better as the usual beer batter. :tup:
Interesting. Light olive oil? The fish doesn’t pick up too much olive oil flavor?
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Not at all. Did a batch of wild turkey strips two nights ago the same way minus the egg wash and it was excellent too. No olive oil taste to me and I'm pretty picky in what I call "good".
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I grew a wild hair and tried tuna tacos last year. Man were they good!
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We just polished off a batch made with fresh razor clam diggers. Good stuff!
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Have never warmed up to them. It’s kinda like putting weird stuff on pizza :dunno:
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Did tacos last night with yellow eye. I don't bread them, but marinate in a blend of southwest spices, smoked sea salt, and cilantro in olive oil with some lime juice. Get oil smoking hot and fry for no more than 2 minutes. In a tortilla with fresh pico, chopped cabbage, and cilantro cream sauce. Bomb diggity
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i just discovered the wife took a pic of her plate for those that found it so important :chuckle: as you can tell she REALLY likes the fish sauce lol
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Looks great, Kracker.
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we have gotten so many people addicted to them its crazy. ive had peopkle tell me fish are gross and they hate ALL fish and then they tryu one and its love
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Natalia’s kitchen strikes again.....only difference, we marinated the fish instead of just seasoning, and Irina added a Jalapeño
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Natalia’s kitchen strikes again.....only difference, we marinated the fish instead of just seasoning, and Irina added a Jalapeño
Marinating makes a big difference in my opinion. I do a mix of McCormick southwest seasoning, sea salt, lime, cilantro, chipotles in adobo sauce, and olive oil. 1-3 hours. Fantastic
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Lasts nights Rockfish Tacos, the sauce strikes again!
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Yum!
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Wow that look great! Did you make the fries too?
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yes we love home fries. we got a huge cast iron slicer they are only like $30 online, and we have different size cutters. you cant beat home made fries man
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I like fish tacos if the outside of the fish is crunchy but the inside is still moist.
Cut your fish(any white meat fish works great, I haven't tried salmon)) in lengthwise pieces about 1/2X1/2X2-3 inches, dip in egg and then corn flake crumbs, deep fry and don't overcook... crunchy on outside and moist inside. I like breaded better than just fried as well.
I also think corn breading and corn tortillas are 10X better tasting than flour. Be sure to use cabbage instead of lettuce.
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Lately I've been using half avocado/olive oil and breading the in 50/50 grated parmesan/almond flour. Even skipped the egg wash. As good or better as the usual beer batter. :tup:
Being on Keto currently, found this to be a great option for breaded fish (not tacos though). Wife even liked it and that's saying something regarding fish. Didn't find it to be too "olivey" tasting, but it was a quick fry with smaller grade walleye from the freezer.
I think I paid 2x that for my fry cutter :yike: mine looks like the same model.
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That site is cheap.
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Thanks Kc, what type of seasonings do you put on them, and what do you fry them in if you don't mind me asking?
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i just use veggie oil / deep fryer oil and salt, sometimes i make the kids jo-jos with johnnys seasoning. i prefer the 1/2" cutter for steak fries :drool: for all you keto folks it works great on diacon fries too