Your favorite seafood breader

To keep from hijacking another thread, I thought that I would start a new one. What is your favorite breader? Do you like a dry coating or a batter? I like a dry coating and my personal favorite is Carolina Breader from Adluh. I buy it from their mill in downtown Columbia and you DO NOT, and I repeat, DO NOT have to add anything. No salt, no pepper (although this is debatable as I love pepper), no anything. My #2 is Adluh Seafood Breader Mix. Again, you don’t have to add anything. Both are available in 1lb. or 25lb. packs. I buy the 25lb. bags and break it down into gallon freezer bags and put it in the freezer.

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Hard to beat House of Autry

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House-Autry is OK and I’ve used it plenty of times in a pinch because it is readily available, but I promise you that Adluh is much better, at least in my opinion. And besides, House-Autry is a North Carolina product and Adluh is as South Carolina as you can get.

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I go half white flour, half bread crumbs with a mix of old bay, garlic powder, onion powder, thyme, and cinnamon

I like Zatarain’s for a store bought mix.

I like salt and pepper with some panko bread crumbs for the better tasting fish.

For a batter I like this recipe:

Beer Batter:

1 cup all-purpose flour
1 egg, beaten
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 1/2 cups of beer

Mix flour, garlic powder, and black pepper. Use a mixer to combine egg and beer, then add dry mixture to mixer. Place in refrigerator for 20-30 minutes.

This recipe makes a lot of batter, so I usually cut it in half if I’m only cooking a few pieces of fish or whatever. It goes great on chicken and pork too.

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Both Zatarains and McCormick’s make a breader called “Fish Fry.” I can’t tell a difference but what I like about it is the cornmeal for a little more crispiness. I have added a little cornmeal to House Autry or just plain flour in a pinch. Turned out about the same.

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Ditto on the Adluh. A little more flavor than the House Autry.

Louisana Fish Fry…New Orleans style. It’s in a yellow bag :wink:

The one I’m fixin to use. House autry

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Just finished the one that wildlifesc suggested. It’s by far my favorite and y’all should try it. Soak in buttermilk, shake off and put in a bag of self rising flour with salt and pepper added to coat fillets. Pan fry in a little olive oil and butter. Wow it’s awesome


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Little milk to get them moist. Coat with autry. These were shootoff.

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Little milk to get them moist. Coat with autry. These were shootoff.

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House Of Autry Medium Hot Breader…I add some oatmeal in the mix…YUMMY ! Taste great on fried chicken , too !

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Here is what I like to do: moisten the fish with Texas Pete (or similar, like Crystal or Bull…not Tabasco) hot sauce. In a separate bowl, mix 2/3 corn meal and 1/3 flour with lots of salt and lots of ground red pepper (Sorry, I don’t measure this but if I had to guess it would be 2c corn meal, 1c flour, 2T salt, 1 or 2T red pepper). You might think this would be pepper-hot, but it really isn’t…just a nice spicy breading.

If you’re lucky enough to be fishing, you’re lucky enough.

2/3 corn flour 1/3 yellow corn meal. season anyway you want.Peanut oil is a must for me.:stuck_out_tongue:

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Agree on peanut oil for frying fish.

However, House Autry includes monosodium glutamate (MSG). I don’t care for that junk in my seafood breader.

New Oil I have been using is a blend. Most stores only have “their” brand of it. Mixture of Canola and Soybean.

Also just checked the Autry label and it DOES NOT have MSG in it.

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Soak em in goat milk and dip in grits.

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Originally posted by CaptFritz

New Oil I have been using is a blend. Most stores only have “their” brand of it. Mixture of Canola and Soybean.

Also just checked the Autry label and it DOES NOT have MSG in it.

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You may be correct, and if so, I apologize to House Autry. I know I used it for a while until someone told me it had that in it (which was confirmed on the label for my package). That was a few years ago, so maybe they took it out. Walmart.com still lists MSG as an ingredient:

http://www.walmart.com/ip/House-Autry-Original-Recipe-Seafood-Breader-8-oz/10323039

Young’s Batter Mix. Use it dry.