And while you may be used to snagging fish and chips at your favorite joint in town, it's exceptionally easy to make beer-battered fish right in your own kitchen. Do You have to Use Beer in ...

I do recommend a firm fish because the batter is a little heavy, and it may break fish thin pieces of fish. For instance, you ...

But what makes up a great fish fry? It starts with ... Milwaukee staple on Fridays for beer-battered haddock served up with creamy coleslaw, fries, house-made tartar sauce and cornbread.

It may be a British staple but the Irish are partial to a traditional platter of fish ... add beer, baking soda, salt & pepper, and egg. With a whisk, slowly add enough flour until the batter ...

Step 3: Make a well in the centre of the flour and pour in the egg. Step 4: Pour over the beer Step 5: Whisk until a smooth batter forms. Step 6: To cook your fish – have your oil at a ...

Have your fish fillets ... raising flour and salt in a bowl, make a well and pour the egg into the centre, pour over the beer and whisk until a smooth batter forms. Dip the fillets one at a ...