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Pancakes from Grenadier Fish Recipe
Grenadier fish pancakes are a win—win option for those who want to feed the healthiest children with fish. If you don't have too suspicious kids, they won't even ask which pancakes, but just sweep them off the plates and ask for more. Adults, by the way, too.
Cook Time 15 minutes
Servings
Ingredients
Cook Time 15 minutes
Servings
Ingredients
Instructions
  1. Cut the grenadier fillet into very small pieces or pass it through a large meat grinder nozzle.
    Cut the grenadier fillet into very small pieces or pass it through a large meat grinder nozzle.
  2. Mix the minced meat and all the other ingredients. You should get a dough of the usual consistency for pancakes.
    Mix the minced meat and all the other ingredients. You should get a dough of the usual consistency for pancakes.
  3. Fry like ordinary pancakes: spread the mass with a spoon on a frying pan heated and drizzled with vegetable oil, fry on both sides until golden brown. After frying, it is better to put the pancakes on a paper towel to drain excess fat. Grenadier meat is very tender, it has a lot of cellular juice, so when working with it, you need to let the grenadier fillet recline in a colander so that the juice drains from the cells, and the heat treatment should be very fast.
    Fry like ordinary pancakes: spread the mass with a spoon on a frying pan heated and drizzled with vegetable oil, fry on both sides until golden brown. After frying, it is better to put the pancakes on a paper towel to drain excess fat.
Grenadier meat is very tender, it has a lot of cellular juice, so when working with it, you need to let the grenadier fillet recline in a colander so that the juice drains from the cells, and the heat treatment should be very fast.
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