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Filet-O-Fish Burgers Recipe

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Filet-O-Fish Burgers Recipe

Introduction

For a dish that takes burger night to the next level, you need to try our mouthwatering Filet-O-Fish Burger Recipe. It’s fun and easy to make, and you won’t believe how good it tastes! Starting with our delicious Hi-Fibre Lo-GI Round Rolls, we pile on the goodness with fish fillets fried in a crispy panko crumb. Seasoned with garlic, curry, and turmeric, it gives the fish burgers a wonderful flavour along with the crunch. To finish it off we’ve added tartare sauce, fresh lettuce and tasty cheese. Full of tasty ingredients and easy to put together, our Filet-o-Fish recipe is sure to become a favourite!

Ingredients

Method

1
In a bowl add flour, curry powder, garlic powder & turmeric. In a second bowl add two eggs and whisk. In a third bowl add the panko crumbs
2
To crumb your fish fillets, dip them in the seasoned flour, covering well, then coat in the egg mixture, then in the panko crumbs until well coated. Repeat with all pieces of fish.
3
Place a large fry pan over a high heat and add 1-2cm of oil to the pan, once hot add your fish and fry until golden on each side and cooked in the middle. Set aside.
4
To assemble your burgers, cut each roll in half, then spread the base of your roll with tartare sauce, top with lettuce, fish, slice of cheese and top half of roll with more tartare. Serve immediately
FAQs

If you’re looking for something to serve with fish burgers, you can’t go past a green salad and chips. Coleslaw is also a classic choice, with the creaminess and crunch of the vegetables pairing well with the soft texture of the fish. 

Yes, if you like cheese you can definitely put it on your fish burger for a delicious lunch time treat. The cheese will add extra creaminess to the burger, contrasting with the crunch of the crumbed or battered fish. For best results, use a mild cheese like cheddar, Gouda, or tasty.

Fish burgers are typically made of a crumbed fish fillet or fish patty, and layered on a bread roll or bun with lettuce, tartare sauce, and cheese. If you’re making the patty from scratch and not using a whole fillet, it usually contains bread crumbs, onion, seasonings, and egg to bind it all together.