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Fish Cookery Books by Renee Shelton, Fishing & Food Editor for FishingChef.com
   
White Wine Varieties for Fish and Seafood
There are many great selections for white wines that can be served with fish or seafood dishes, Generally speaking, baked fresh fish go well with dry white wines, such as a Chardonnay. A rich sauce served with the fish or seafood dish pairs well with something that can cut the richness, like a Sauvignon Blanc. Spicy dishes go with Gewürztraminer. Seafood, like shrimp and crab, go well with a Fumé Blanc or Chenin Blanc.
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The Basic Techniques for Frying Fish
Frying fish can mean two things. The first involves taking fillets, seasoning with either salt and pepper, dipping in egg wash and some kind of crumb coating for texture, then fried in a frying pan. The second involves dipping fish in some kind of batter or coating similar to the first method, then frying in a deep fat fryer.
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Great Basic Recipes for Frying Fish
Try these for your next fish fry.
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