Cajun Bowl

Ask 15 different people how they cook their fish, and you will get 15 different answers. Ask any outdoors person how he or she prepares their fish or wild game; you’ll get the same response. It seems that sportsmen and women alike all have their favorite recipes.

I personally like fish prepared virtually anyway; however fried fish is my favorite. Cajun Injector has come out with some new items that will make your “fish fry” a little smoother. For starters, they have a new Seasoned Fish Fry Mix. I recently went on a successful offshore fish on the Scat Cat out of Port Aransas, Texas, and a full limit of Red Snapper. The night I came home I wanted to treat my wife and children to a homemade fish fry. This is one of my specialties

I began by filleting my catch, and cutting into thin pieces. I personally like the American Angler electric fillet knife. I also like to cut my fish into thin pieces when I fry it so it is crispy.

Cajun Injector also makes a “batter bowl” which takes away the messiness of battering your fillets. You simply take the Fish Fry Mix, place it in the batter bowl, dip the fish in milk and egg, and then put the fillets in the batter bowl, close it, shake it well, and it’s ready for the frying pan. Another option is to dip it in Cajun Injector Lemon Butter Garlic instead of the milk and egg, which adds a terrific flavor. Deep fry at 350 until golden brown. I choose to use peanut oil when I’m frying. It’s reusable, has a very good heating point and doesn’t maintain the taste of the fish, making it perfect for the remainder of my treat (I threw in my french fries, hush puppies, jalapenos and onion rings). Then all was ready. What a treat we had that night!

Bruce Foods recently acquired Cajun Injector. They have incorporated an entire new line of products, including Louisiana Gold Hot Sauce, numerous new marinades, single injection Cajun Injector mixes and seasoning mixes. Be sure to check out all the new varieties and products!

Check out our website for a ton of great fish and wild game recipes www.keithwarren.net. You can pick up any Cajun Injector items at Academy Sports and Outdoors, or your local grocery store. They also have a website detailing all of their product line at www.cajuninjector.com.