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Entrées, Fish sticks – Cuisinart 7-Cup Elite Collection Food Processor MFP-107 Series User Manual

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ENTRÉES

Makes about 20 fi sh sticks

1. Insert the chopping blade into the work bowl of the

food processor

. Add the tortilla chips and pulse about

5 times to break up, and then pr

ocess to fi nely chop,

about 20 to 30 seconds. Remove and reserve in a

shallow baking dish.

2. Cut the fi sh into 4x1-inch “sticks.” Season on all sides

with the citrus juice, salt and pepper.

3. Put the fl our and egg into separate shallow bowls or

baking dishes.

4. First lightly coat the fi sh in the fl

our, then in the egg

and then in the ground chips. Set on a clean platter

.

Repeat with remaining fi

sh.

5. Put the oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Once

hot, cook fi sh, putting no mor

e than 5 pieces into the

pan at one time, until golden brown and crisp.

Remove and reserve on a cooling rack set over a

paper towel-lined tray.

6. Serve immediately, pair

ed with the Rémoulade

on page 13.

Note: These fi

sh sticks also make delicious fi sh tacos!

Prepar

e as is, and then put in warmed soft tortillas,

topped with a cabbage slaw and a squeeze of lime

juice. T o pr

epare slaw: Mix together 2 tablespoons of

chopped cilantro with 1 cup of shr

edded green

cabbage,

1

8

teaspoon each of kosher salt and black

pepper and 1 teaspoon of olive oil.

Nutritional information per fi sh stick:

Calories 67 (53% from fat)

|

carb. 5g

|

pro. 3g

|

fat 4g

sat. fat 0g

|

chol. 14mg

|

sod. 39mg

|

calc. 10mg

|

fi ber 0g

3

CUPS

TORTILLA

CHIPS

½

POUND

WHITE

FISH

,

LIKE

LEMON

SOLE

OR

COD

JUICE

OF

1

LEMON

OR

LIME

,

FOR

SEASONING

KOSHER

SALT

,

FOR

SEASONING

FRESHLY

GROUND

BLACK

PEPPER

,

FOR

SEASONING

½

CUP

UNBLEACHED

,

ALL

-

PURPOSE

FLOUR

,

MIXED

WITH

A

PINCH

EACH

OF

KOSHER

SALT

AND

BLACK

PEPPER

1

LARGE

EGG

,

LIGHTLY

BEATEN

¼

CUP

GRAPESEED

OR

VEGETABLE

OIL

Crushed tortilla chips make crisp fi sh sticks, which ar

e perfect in fi sh tacos,

but for a more traditional coating, use the br

eadcrumbs on page 4.

FISH STICKS