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Cod with Basic white Sauce
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EggNorth
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Made Cod (again). Great cook because I got to use my favorite pan
Breaded the fish with Egg Wash - Flour - Egg Wash - Panko.
Browned in the Pan on the Mini Max
Once browned, finished indirect on the grill - Need to come up with another solution here, as they stuck to the grill. Maybe a oiled pan or something next time.
Plated with some mash potatoes, corn and Basic White Sauce and home made mustard pickles. For the Sauce, I also fried some onions in the butter at the beginning. To thicken I added Potato Starch (more on that below)
Potato Starch
I found myself with a bag of this and was not sure what to do with it, how it would be different from Corn Starch. Watched a video of Jacques Pepin and he commented on it for his sauce. Figured he may know a thing or 2 about cooking so I tried it here. It turned out perfect! The sauce thickened very fast and it had a nice smooth finish to it. Different from the corn starch where it is sometimes 'chunky'. Will be using this from now on, after I finish the Corn Starch box.
Thanks for looking
Breaded the fish with Egg Wash - Flour - Egg Wash - Panko.
Browned in the Pan on the Mini Max
Once browned, finished indirect on the grill - Need to come up with another solution here, as they stuck to the grill. Maybe a oiled pan or something next time.
Plated with some mash potatoes, corn and Basic White Sauce and home made mustard pickles. For the Sauce, I also fried some onions in the butter at the beginning. To thicken I added Potato Starch (more on that below)
Potato Starch
I found myself with a bag of this and was not sure what to do with it, how it would be different from Corn Starch. Watched a video of Jacques Pepin and he commented on it for his sauce. Figured he may know a thing or 2 about cooking so I tried it here. It turned out perfect! The sauce thickened very fast and it had a nice smooth finish to it. Different from the corn starch where it is sometimes 'chunky'. Will be using this from now on, after I finish the Corn Starch box.
Thanks for looking
Dave
Cambridge, Ontario - Canada
Cambridge, Ontario - Canada
Large (2010), Mini Max (2015), Large garden pot (2018)
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That looks great!LGE Mechanicsville Va, XLGE Wake Va., LGE Duck NC.
Formely Gman2 before password debacle -
That is a great looking cook, something I failed at frequently. I have just begun to understand the basics, and made some minor adjustments, along the way. The cooks have turned out better, but the OCD in me, keeps pushing for better. Yours looks perfect.
Thank you for sharing."Knowledge is Good" - Emil Faber
XL and MM
Louisville, Kentucky -
Is your white sauce basically béchamel? The flour thickens that. You lost me with your potato starch and corn starch comments. Always interested in a "new" sauce though. Any herbs in it?
I hate it when I go to the kitchen for food and all I find are ingredients!
MichaelCentral Connecticut -
Carolina Q said:Is your white sauce basically béchamel? The flour thickens that. You lost me with your potato starch and corn starch comments. Always interested in a "new" sauce though. Any herbs in it?
I believe I got the recipe here
the green is chives I put on top to finish on the plate.Dave
Cambridge, Ontario - CanadaLarge (2010), Mini Max (2015), Large garden pot (2018) -
EggNorth said:Carolina Q said:Is your white sauce basically béchamel? The flour thickens that. You lost me with your potato starch and corn starch comments. Always interested in a "new" sauce though. Any herbs in it?
I believe I got the recipe here
the green is chives I put on top to finish on the plate.I hate it when I go to the kitchen for food and all I find are ingredients!
MichaelCentral Connecticut -
Carolina Q said:EggNorth said:Carolina Q said:Is your white sauce basically béchamel? The flour thickens that. You lost me with your potato starch and corn starch comments. Always interested in a "new" sauce though. Any herbs in it?
I believe I got the recipe here
the green is chives I put on top to finish on the plate.Dave
Cambridge, Ontario - CanadaLarge (2010), Mini Max (2015), Large garden pot (2018)
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