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    Quote Originally Posted by hawkman View Post
    A good breading, not too thick or overpowering, doesn't cover up the taste of the fish, it compliments it. Ain't that right, pig?
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    I like Louisian seasoned blue bag

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    Read through the whole thread and didnt see any mention of this, which surprised me.. But, I love this breading for my crappie. Just wish I could find the right mixture of spices to add some heat to it. It's Zatarains New Orleans Seasoned Fish Fry. Give the fillets a 10-15 second bath in ice/salt water to really firm the meat up, toss them into a ziploc bag of this breading mix, and into the fryer they go!

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    This thread has given me some new breadings to try though. Hopefully I can find them in the stores!

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    admile3, I have used this for years. Have tried others but always came back to Zatarains Seasoned Fish Fry. I purchase this product at Sams Club for about $6.00 for a big jug. Must be a gallon or more. Have never tried the ice water treatment but it sounds good. Will do that next time I have a fry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fishwalton View Post
    admile3, I have used this for years. Have tried others but always came back to Zatarains Seasoned Fish Fry. I purchase this product at Sams Club for about $6.00 for a big jug. Must be a gallon or more. Have never tried the ice water treatment but it sounds good. Will do that next time I have a fry.
    I use the Zatarains fish fry mix from Sams also.....it comes in a 5.75# jug.....we first roll the cut up pieces of fish in mustard then use a plastic grocery bag to toss them around in with the mix....then fry in peanut oil at 350 deg till they float.....
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    Does anyone know if Drakes makes a Cajun or spicey breading? If so, I have not seen it yet.
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    Tried a bunch...but keep going back to pain white cornmeal, salt, and black pepper.
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    1/2 House Autry hush-puppy mix with onions, 1/2 fine cornmeal
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    I use Fryin' Magic for breading, but a can of beer, an egg, and tablespoon full of mayo (whipped together with fork....mayo will be lumpy) to dip fillets into prior to breading them with the Fryin' Magic. I get a lot of compliments on the fish I cook. Great......now I'm hungry!

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