Fish & “Chips” | Coastal with Byron Talbott

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This week Byron is in Casco Bay, heading out the crack of dawn to go deep sea fishing, to catch something for his Fish and Chips recipe. FULL RECIPE BELOW.

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FISH & CHIPS RECIPE

INGREDIENTS:

For Tartar Sauce:
-3-4 Tbsp mayo
-2 tsp tarragon
-2 tsp capers
-2 tsp cornichons
-2 tsp shallots
-1 tsp lemon juice

For (Potato) Chips:
-2-3 Kennebec potatoes (white starchy potato, idaho can also work)
-2-4 quarts oil for frying (grape seed, canola, sunflower, etc..)
-2 tsp chives
-Salt & pepper to taste

For Fish:
-3, 2-3oz fillets of cod
-Stella Beer (blonde/light/wheat)
-1 cup flour
-1 egg
-Salt & pepper to taste

Garnish:
-Malt Vinegar
-Lemon

PROCESS:
For the Tartar Sauce:
-Add a few TBSP of Mayonnaise
-Now add a few pinches of herbs: chopped tarragon, chives, capers, cornichons, chopped shallots, and a bit of salt.
-mix everything together

For the Chips:
*Though chips can often be french fries, we decided to go with a potato chip for our recipe:
-Heat up 2 quarts of high heat, flavorless oil
-Cut up potatoes into thin slices – the easiest way is to use a mandoline. This ensures very thin, even slices every time. Use proper care, as it is an exposed blade – when you get to about an inch left of potato, start on a new one
-Soak in water for a few minutes to remove the starch
-Strain and pat dry – you don’t want water getting into your hot oil
-Add chips to the oil, regularly stirring so they don’t stick together
-Remove when they’ve taken a nice golden color – bang off any excess oil
-Blot out the oil on a paper towel
-Season with a few fresh herbs, parsley, chives, thyme are a nice flavor mix. Finish with salt and pepper.

For the Fish:
-Portion out your fillet into 2-3 oz strips
-Whisk your egg and add flour to form it into a batter
-Now add a bit of beer – the consistency you’re looking for is pretty close to pancake batter
-Double check that your oil is ~ 300 degrees – because you want the fish to cook and the batter to fry evenly
-Dip the fish lightly into the batter and drop it straight into the oil for ~ 10 minutes

Serve fish and chips together. Garnish with your tartar sauce, Malt Vinegar, and Lemon.

Credits:
Director: Eric Slatkin
Producer: Emily Mraz
DP’s: Adam Ducharme / Chris Low
Sound: Justin Gay
Production Coordinator: Gwyn Frank
Associate Production Coordinator: James Navaira
PA’s – Luke Arreguin and Jamie Dore
Food Stylist: Molly Shuster – http://www.mollyshuster.com/

Additional Shark Footage
Digital Spirit Media – www.digitalspiritmedia.com

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