Beer-battered Fish Tacos with Baja Sauce
Save a beer and fry up some fish for tacos! Use your Mexican beer of choice. As several reviewers have noted, this highly rated recipe tastes like the real deal, straight from the Baja Peninsula.
Save a beer and fry up some fish for tacos! Use your Mexican beer of choice. As several reviewers have noted, this highly rated recipe tastes like the real deal, straight from the Baja Peninsula.
These were fantastic! I made them exactly as written - except - I forgot to add the cheese. Usually, that would have caused an uproar in the house - but nobody noticed. They were so yummy. The sauce was delicious as well. And I love cabbage. That is to say, I don't really like cabbage but it is nearly tasteless on these tacos - but the crunch is nice. We have a veggie house rule - must eat a couple of veggies at each meal - my teens piled on the cabbage to meet the requirement. Oh, I did change one other thing - flour tortillas instead of corn. It was a shopping mistake. Corn would be better.
These were awesome!!!! I didn't have the seasoning called for, so I just used a combo of chili powder, garlic powder, and onion powder. They fried up very nicely (I used canola oil in a large cast iron skillet) and the breading stayed intact. I don't like cold cabbage or onions, so I omitted them when I put these together. Instead, to give them a bit of crunch I used a yellow corn/black bean relish. The sauce was really yummy too, and I think I may start making this to put on other things as well. Would be good with avacado slices but I was all out.
Yum, Yum, Yum! I recently relocated and I have been craving fish tacos. This hit the spot. I will be making it again very soon. I started cooking late last night so I only marinated it for about an hour or so then we each had a test taco along with our standard carne asada tacos we eat all the time. They were ok...not great but I also botched the sauce a little because I couldn't pull it up on my phone while I was out shopping. I finally got to it by accident while I was cooking and realized as I was mixing it that I did not have crucial ingredients jalapenos and 1/4 cup of lime juice. So I experimented a little. Today for lunch however the meat and batter has been resting all night and I added some Chipotle seasoning to the sauce yum is all I can say. I will be making it again with the right sauce. This would be great for an outdoor event with a Corona and some lime ;-)