Simple homemade beer batter fish recipe. Perfect for fish and chips with a crispy batter. Made with simple ingredients found at home. ▶ Click here to subscribe for more fishing videos: <a href=" ...

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Better than anything you'll get at a restaurant. The secret to great beer-battered fish is in the batter: It needs to be light, crispy, and slightly airy—and cold. We achieved that perfection with ...

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It will not spread perfectly evenly, but that's OK. Try to coat as much of the surface of the fish with the paste as you can. 3. Roast the salmon for 15 minutes, or until a food thermometer ...

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Pat dry the fish with a paper towel and coat each portion with some extra cake flour. Dip each floured portion into the batter, ensuring they are completely coated. Carefully lower the battered fish ...

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