Ingredients
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1
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2
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1 1/4
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8
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1/2
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1/2
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1
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1
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Directions
Spicy Catfish Tenders With Cajun Tartar Sauce, This recipe is for people who like catfish and spicy foods. I haven’t made as we don’t care for this much hot spices. Though we do really like catfish. The tartar sauce can be made 2 days a head and chilled. recipe comes from another site., I’m not a huge fish fan, but this was so good! I accidentally used Old Cape Cod seasoning instead of Cajun in the batter, but it was plenty flavorful. The tartar sauce was amazing! I made it with Squash relish that I had canned last year and left out the lemon juice and capers since I didn’t have any. We both loved it! Thanks!, I’m not a huge fish fan, but this was so good! I accidentally used Old Cape Cod seasoning instead of Cajun in the batter, but it was plenty flavorful. The tartar sauce was amazing! I made it with Squash relish that I had canned last year and left out the lemon juice and capers since I didn’t have any. We both loved it! Thanks!
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Steps
1
Done
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Make Tartar Sauce: Stir Together All Ingredients in a Bowl and Chill, Until Ready to Serve. |
2
Done
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Prepare Fish: Whisk Together Egg and Hot Sauce in a Wide Shallow Dish. |
3
Done
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Stir in Fish Strips and Let Stand at Room Temperature at Least 10 and Up to 30 Minutes. |
4
Done
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Pour Enough Oil Into a 4 to 5 Quart Heavy Pot to Measure 2 Inches and Heat Over Medium Heat Until Thermometer Registers 350f You Can Use a Fry Daddy Stir Flour, Cornmeal, Salt and Cajun Seasoning in Another Wide Shallow Dish. |
5
Done
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Fry Fish; Drain Fish Well in a Colander. |
6
Done
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Dredge One Fourth of Fish in Flour Mixture Shaking Off Excess Flour, Then Fry in Oil, Stirring Occasionally With a Slotted Spoon, Until Golden Brown and Just Cooked Through, 1 1/2 to 2 Minutes, Remove With Slotted Spoon and Drain on Paper Towels. |
7
Done
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Repeat Until All Fish Is Fried. |
8
Done
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Serve Hot With Tartar Sauce and Lemon Wedges. |