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Fish & Chip Cob Loaf Recipe

Fish & Chip Cob Loaf Recipe
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Fish & Chip Cob Loaf Recipe

Introduction

Take a classic pub grub meal to the next level with our Fish & Chip cob loaf recipe. It has all your favourite flavours of fish and chips, rolled into one delicious seafood cob loaf. Made from tasty whiting fillets, white cob and sour cream, this super easy treat will quickly become a favourite of your seafood cob loaf recipes. Serve the chips with fresh lemon for an entertaining treat that your guests will be raving about for days to come.

Ingredients

Method

1
Preheat over to 150°C
2
Line a baking tray with greaseproof paper. Set aside
3
Break apart reserved Bakers Delight Cob filling and spread on prepared tray. Bake for 30-40 minutes, turning every 10 minutes until toasted and dry. Remove from oven and cool completely. Place in a snap lock bag and using a rolling pin, crush until fine
4
Toast hollowed Bakers Delight Cob for 15 minutes in oven and set aside
5
Bake chips to packet instruction

Method

1
Combine dried breadcrumbs and remaining parsley in a bowl together. Place eggs and flour in separate bowls. Working one fillet at a time, dip in flour, egg and bread crumbs. Place on plate and repeat with all fillets
2
Pour sunflower oil into a large pan and heat on high for 3-4 minutes. Cook half the fillets at a time of 5 minutes, turning once. Drain on kitchen paper and repeat with remaining fillets
3
Place cob on a board. Fill with tarter mix and serve with fish and chips. Season with parsley, salt, pepper and lemon. Serve
FAQs

The main ingredient of the humble cob loaf is a cob! While a white cob is a staple in cob loaf recipes, there are plenty of other options like sourdough and rye. As for the filling, that’s all down to what you feel like. From savoury to sweet, the options are endless!

The cob loaf isn’t Australian - that we know of. Food connoisseurs alike actually don’t know where the cob loaf originated from. However, its lack of origins hasn’t stopped it from becoming a party favourite, particularly in Australia.  

You can absolutely reheat your cob loaf - if there’s any left over! While it does taste best fresh, you can simply wrap it in alfoil and pop it into the oven for around 20 minutes. Then, serve as normal.