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Denice 03/22/11 |
I have read much of 5 years of your "cool talk" & no one mentions fish tacos. I am catering a Taco Bar and only beef & chicken are being served. I would like to cook some fish to give my 35 guests another choice. Can you tell me what type of fish to buy and how much. I am also not a good cook unless I am following a recipe, so I need to ask you how I should cut my fish too. Many thanks. |
ellen 03/22/11 |
This is a grand tradition here in San Antonio. You use a firm white fish such as cod, basa or pollock, cut in fairly large cubes; tilapia and catfish, not so good. Some people batter fry the fish. Around here we grill it. You will season, grill, put on a heated corn tortilla; top with a vinaigrette type slaw and chimichurri sauce. Here is a short video on chimichurri sauce: www.5min.com/Video/How-to-Make-Chimichurri-Sauce-24083235 And here is a recipe: www.grouprecipes.com/76437/easy-chimichurri-sauce-for-steak.html I allow 4 ounces per two taco serving. You probably won't have more than 6 try it the first time, except now during Lent more people look for seafood, especially on Fridays. |