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Goldenfry Original Chip-Shop Batter Mix, 170 g, Pack of 12

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Cook for 4 minutes, or until the fish is cooked through and the batter is golden and crisp, then remove to kitchen paper to drain. If you are cooking my chip shop chips, put the chips on for the first fry, then remove and place on kitchen paper and turn up the heat. Make sure you pat dry the ingredient you are going to fry really dry. Water is a nemesis here. If the ingredient you are going to fry has high water content, dredging the ingredient in a thin layer of flour before dipping into batter and fry. The flour helps to absorb the moisture Newspaper and greaseproof paper cut into halves. Allow a double layer of newspaper per portion. Instructions For a UK chippy style meal, serve the battered sausage with chips, ketchup and of course lots of salt and vinegar! These recipes below will taste great with them:

I highly recommend to let the food cool down for at least 10 minutes (longer if you have the time) before frying them for the second time. Why? The batter will have a stronger structure to withstand second round of fryingWhen the chips are nice and dry, fry in the oil that the fish were cooked in at 180°C/350°F until golden and crisp.

You will get a good 10 minutes from this batter before it starts to flag. This gives you plenty of time to fry a second piece and finish off some chips too! Here I will show you how to reproduce a little bit of Britain by sharing our easy homemade recipe for the Best Ever British Beer Battered Fish and Chips. The batter has a quite astounding billowy texture, and a good crispness, but it seems to have soaked up more of the oil than the others, and we crunch thoughtfully, trying to put our finger on the flavour. Eventually, Anna hits the nail on the head with prawn toast: it does indeed have a slight yeasty, bready flavour which, coupled with the oil, is quite different from its rivals.You could try cooking the sausages first, I haven’t tried making this using cooked sausages before. If you try this method, let me know how it goes in the comments below! Recipe Ingredients I'm 29 years old and have been cooking since I was old enough to wield a wooden spoon! My Mum is a fantastic cook and both my Grandmas were great cooks too. We've got a great recipe for homemade oven fries if you prefer not to deep fry the chips. Make sure the chips are as dry as possible so they will be crispy in the fryer

Heat oil in a pan, the temperature should be at 180°C. One-by-one dip a sausage into self-raising flour, then into the batter before deep frying. Fry for 4 to 6 minutes or until golden and cooked throughout. I have a passion for gardening almost as strong as that for cooking. I tend to have 90% of it in pots though as I can't bear to leave it behind when we move - therefore we don't have a lot of stuff that we'd like to have as it wouldn't like being confined to a pot! I take great pride in my garden and love the summer months (the few that we get in the UK) when we can eat outside... and being a typical man, my husband likes any excuse to get the BBQ going - enough said! If you are heading to your fishmonger, then they are the best people to ask. They will know what is fresh and they are always really helpful, just tell them that you are after some fillet of fish for frying. We'd love to hear from you and what you thought of our British Beer Battered Fish and Chips recipe. Did you make any changes or add some other goodies? Let us know in the comments below. Thanks for reading and happy cooking! Take them out of the pan and place on your baking tray for now. We will refry them after the fish to give them a super crisp.Whilst the oil is heating make the batter, dredge the fish, coat it and then fry it. Keep the fish warm in an oven at 120°C or 250°F for a couple of minutes whilst you give the chips a final fry for 2 minutes. Never the less, I got to have fish and chips by the seaside to keep the tradition, even though I got soaked through in the end! There are some arguments about using ice-cold water. Some said it will lower the temperature of the oil too much and resulted in a soggy batter. Some said that the cold batter prevents the flour to absorb the oil too much and therefore resulted in a light crispy batter. Using ice-cold water definitely makes the batter crispy and light (most importantly, stays crispy too!!) I've also had the pleasure of working in two commercial kitchens - one which I ran and the other I was second chef of.

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