Peixe empanado com batatas fritas

Clássico peixe empanado com batatas fritas feito em casa, com um toque especial
Ingredientes
- 300 g white fish (snapper, cod, haddock, flake)
- 600 g potatoes (see blog post)
- 600 ml canola oil
- 1 tsp lime zest
- 1 tbsp salt
- 2 tsp togaroshi
- 3 tbsp wasabi paste
- 1 clove garlic
- 150 ml olive oil
- 1 tsp lime juice
- 2 egg yolks
- 50 g flour
- 1 pinch salt
- 100 ml sparkling water (cold)
Modo de preparo
- 1
--- Salt ---
- 2
Mix togaroshi & salt together and set aside
- 3
--- Aioli ---
- 4
Add wasabi, egg, garlic, lime juice & salt to a food processor. Blitz to combine
- 5
Gradually add the oil to the egg mix until it thickens
- 6
If you aioli is a little too thick then you can add a splash of cold water
- 7
Store in the fridge until necessary
- 8
--- Batter ---
- 9
Add flour and togaroshi salt to a mixing bowl, gradually whisk the sparkling water in until smooth
- 10
Store in the fridge until necessary
- 11
--- Potatoes ---
- 12
Clean the potatoes and cut into finger sized pieces. Leave the skin on!
- 13
Heat the canola oil to 140c and fry the potatoes for 6 minutes at 140c (you may need to do this in batches). Remove and leave on a baking tray to cool
- 14
Fry fish (see next step)
- 15
While fish is resting add the chips back in @ 180c and cook for a further 1-2 minutes until brown and crispy
- 16
Remove to a bowl lined with paper towel
- 17
Add a pinch togaroshi salt & lime zest, toss to combine. Adjust seasoning to your liking
- 18
--- Fish ---
- 19
Heat oil to 180c
- 20
Cut fish into 150g pieces and season with salt
- 21
Dip in the fish in the batter until coated
- 22
Place fish in the hot oil away from you so the hot oil won’t splash you
- 23
Cook for 6 minutes or until the fish is golden brown. Bare in mind if your fish is very thick it will take longer to cook
- 24
Remove, season with togaroshi salt and allow to cool on a wire rack while the chips cook
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