Next time I’ll season the “vegan fish” with fresh dill, cilantro and more seaweed, and cradle peppercorns, as they were a bit bland for our tastes. I made this tonight and it was pretty good. Your recipes and videos are very well written and helpful. If you try this recipe, let us know! Leave a comment, rate it, and don’t forget to tag a photo #minimalistbaker on Instagram. It’s the perfect dish to enjoy while watching sporting events or when you just want to explore a new (and super delicious!) way to put celeriac to use! It pairs beautifully with our Easy Vegan Coleslaw, Creamy Potato Green Split Pea Soup, or Creamy Vegan Cucumber Salad.
We hope you LOVE this vegan “fish” and chips! They’re: We used just enough oil to generously coat the bottom of the pan without turning it into a deep frying situation.Īfter a few minutes on each side, the “fish” is lightly golden brown and ready for dipping in vegan tartar sauce with your choice of chips! Dreams do come true. Next, we coated the cooked celeriac in the batter, making it ready for frying.įor frying, we went with avocado oil for its high smoke point and neutral flavor. Using sparkling water in the batter creates more air pockets, giving it an even lighter texture! Regular all-purpose flour with a little baking powder also works, but we found gluten-free flour created a lighter, more preferable texture. To make a light and bubbly batter, we combined our DIY gluten-free flour blend, salt, nori seaweed flakes (optional for extra “sea” flavor!), and sparkling water. Then we got to work on the batter for coating the “fish”! And it totally worked! Vegan “fish” and chips officially became a reality. So we cut it into strips, then boiled it in salted water to infuse it with saltiness and lessen its celery flavor.
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When brainstorming how to recreate the flaky texture of fish with plant-based ingredients, celeriac came to mind! When boiled, this root vegetable transforms from stiff and firm to tender and flaky. The following is a plant-based take on the concept. The combination was inspired by two different dishes introduced by immigrants: battered and fried fish from Holland and chips (fries) from either Belgium or France. Fish and chips is believed to have originated in England in the 1860s.
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