Easy Walleye Recipe
PUTTING ON THE RITZ WALLEYE
This is my personal favourite recipe. Leaves the fish crisp on the outside,
but is tender and moist on the inside.
4 – 6 boneless walleye fillets (about 1 ½ – 2 lbs)
2 eggs
1 – 1 ½ cup finely crushed RITZ (plain) crackers (about 30)
¼ teaspoon, each salt and pepper
Butter or margarine to fry fish in
Lemon or lime slices optional
Put the Ritz crackers in a medium zip lock bag and do up zipper ¾ of the way.
Beat or crush crackers until fine. Add the salt and pepper and mix well.
In a shallow dish or bowl, beat the eggs until mixed.
Pour some of the crumb mixture on a plate, dip fillet into egg mixture then
coat with the crumb mixture. Repeat for all fillets add crumbs as needed.
In a large skillet on medium heat, melt and heat the margarine/butter. Add fillets
And fry 3 – 4 minutes on each side until golden and flakes easily.
Note: may have to add butter/margarine as flipping, you do not want fillets to stick.
Note: the extra crumb mixture will keep for about 2 – 3 weeks when sealed.
SERVE With Pan Fried Potatoes or Home Made French Fries
Practical Sportman
Greg Parkin
http://www.practicalsportman.com
http://www.practicalsportmanfishing.com
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HONEY-FRIED WALLEYE
Everyone who tries it loves it, the honey gives it a twist and a surprise flavour.
4 – 6 boneless walleye fillets (about 1 ½ – 2 lbs)
2 eggs
1 – 2 teaspoon liquid honey
1 – 1 ½ cup medium crushed saltines crackers (about 20)
1/3 cup all-purpose flour
¼ teaspoon, each salt and pepper
Vegetable or Canola oil to fry fish in
Extra Honey, Lemon or lime slices optional
In a shallow dish or bowl, beat the eggs and honey until mixed.
Put the crackers in a medium zip lock bag and do up zipper ¾ of the way.
Beat or crush crackers until medium fine. Add the flour, salt and pepper and mix well.
Pour some of the crumb mixture on a plate, dip fillet into egg mixture then
coat with the crumb mixture. Repeat for all fillets add crumbs as needed.
In a large skillet on medium, heat ¼ inch of oil. Add fillets and
fry 3 – 4 minutes on each side until golden and flakes easily.
Option: drizzle with honey (very little) garnish with lemon.
SERVE With Pan Fried Potatoes or Home Made French Fries
Practical Sportman
Greg Parkin
http://www.practicalsportman.com
http://www.practicalsportmanfishing.com
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I usually don’t ordinarily post on many Blogs, however I just has to say thank you… keep up the amazing work. Ok unfortunately its time to get to school.
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