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After you have made the Roy's
Deep Fry Batter Recipe you are ready to begin preparing and
cooking your Halibut.
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| 1. Select the piece of fish
that you want to prepare. |
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Put knife about a ¼ inch from the end slice down to skin, if
your right handed, angle it on a downward slope pull with your left
hand and slice gently not to hard as you want to cut the flesh away
but not go through the skin. It takes a bit of practice but you will
soon get the feel of it. |
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| 3. Now you have
a nice piece of fresh halibut skinned and ready for slicing. I prefer
to use about 1 inch pieces but you can use whatever size you like.
Slice on an angle making the pieces wide as you can for easier battering.
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| 4. The piece
of fish in the batter. |
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| 5. When placing
fish into oil go slowly and move it around in oil. Just dont
drop it in as it will stick to the basket. Once you have it glazed
continue cooking for about 3 mins as to seal it. |
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| 6. Just partially
cook all that you have and put aside for when youre ready to
serve. |
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| 7. When youre ready
to serve, put the fish back into fryer to completely finish off the
cooking process. They will turn to a nice golden brown in very little
time. |
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| Enjoy! |
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Roy Carver
Blue Wolf Charters |