Fish Fingers

Here's a quick, simple and easy appetiser recipe. This is another one of my earlier posts which I recently revisited. I got this recipe from my friend Divya. I dont know why I took this long to update the post with better pictures.

It's an absolute breeze to make this dish. It's packed with flavours and super easy to make. It's a good dish to make while entertaining and you can make it ahead too.

If your kids like store bought nuggets and the likes, I'm sure this will be a hit with them too.

Btw, if you are a fan of fish based appetisers, check out this Fish Crumb Fry, Sesame Prawns Toast, Fish Cutlets, Prawns Fry, Tuna Cutlet
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Here is the recipe…

Marinate the cleaned fish with all ingredients for marination (ingredients listed from Pepper powder to salt).Refrigerate for 30 mins…

Step 1 Fish Fingers
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Beat the egg whites lightly. Add plain flour (1 tbsp) and 1-2 tbsp water and make a smooth paste. Dip each fish piece in egg white & roll in breadcrumbs mix. Freeze for 10 mins…

Step 2 Fish Fingers
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Deep fry in oil. Serve hot with sweet chilli sauce/chilli mayo/ tomato ketchup…

Step 3 Fish Fingers
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Fish Fingers

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Course: Appetiser, Starter
Servings: 3 -4
Author: Maria Jose Martin

Ingredients

  • 300 gms Boneless fish (measured after cleaning, cut in finger shapes)
  • For Marination
  • 1 tsp Pepper powder
  • 1 tbsp Vinegar
  • 2 tsp Crushed ginger & garlic (each)
  • 1 tbsp Tomato Sauce
  • 1 tbsp Soya Sauce
  • 1/2 tbsp Chilli Sauce (optional)
  • 1 tbsp Cornflour
  • 1 tbsp Plain flour
  • Salt
  • 2 Egg white
  • 1 tbsp Plain flour
  • 1-1.5 cups Breadcrumbs
  • Oil (for deep frying)

Instructions

  • Marinate the cleaned fish with all ingredients for marination (ingredients listed from Pepper powder to salt).
  • Refrigerate for 30 mins. Beat the egg whites lightly. Add plain flour (1 tbsp) and 1-2 tbsp water and make a smooth paste.
  • Dip each fish piece in egg white & roll in breadcrumbs mix. Freeze for 10 mins.
  • Deep fry in oil. Serve hot with sweet chilli sauce/chilli mayo/ tomato ketchup.

Notes

You can use any fish fillet for this recipe. I used frozen white fish fillet. Since it's boneless, kids can also eat it. You can prepare this 1-2 days ahead and store in refrigerator and fry this just before serving.
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20 thoughts on “Fish Fingers”

  1. Thanks sooooo much Maria…. I had never been able to get my son to eat fish…. I made these using salmon, and he eats them so peacefully!!! Am so elated…. Thanks so much to you…

  2. As per my knowledge tartar sauce is better than tomato / chilli sauce.Dont you think soysauce is better than tamato sauce in ingredients ?

  3. Hello Maria…

    My Xmas party turned out to be a big success.A big thanks to your recipes:).I’ve picked fish fingers,fish molly and mutton biriyani recipes from here.Kids loved fish fingers and surprisingly I saw 1 year old and 1.5 yr old consuming lots of fish fingers:).My share of self satisfaction and happiness to u…..:)And wish u many more years of happy blogging!

  4. Thanks Shn for trying this recipe… i will convey your thanks to my friend also. Happy to hear that u both liked it. Btw am waiting to try your orange delight, it looks sooo tempting :)

  5. Hello Maria:)
    My husband suddenly wanted to have Fish fingers which he had from some BAR at Chennai and while searching I came across your recipe and thought of giving a try …Right now I am frying the fish and each batch of fried fish is disappearing from the plate:)) We loved it !! Thanks for sharing this, our thanks to u and ur friend .

    :)
    Shn

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