Friday, 1 February 2008

Kibbeling



Kibbeling is a common snack for dutch peoples wnich you can buy it anytime and anywhere. Kibbeling is actually crispy fried cod fish and dutch likes to serve it with augurks (pickle gherkin) and mayonaise or other sauce.

Source: A dutch friend, Amy Beh

Ingredients:

1kg cod fish filets (any kind of white fish also can)
6 tbsp plain flour
6 tbsp cornflour
2 tsp rice flour
1/2 tsp bicarbonate of soda
2 eggs, lightly beaten
1/2 tsp pepper
1/2 tsp salt
2 tbsp oil
240ml or enough water/ milk
Fish marinate (ready in supermarket)

Methods:

1. Cut fish into3cmx3cm or bigger. Marinated with some fish marinate.
2. Prepare batter, combine all and leave aside for at 10-15 minutes.
3. Heat oil, dip the fish into the batter and fry the fish till golden crispy crust.
4. Served with sauce as wished.

Notes:
1. You can omit the fish marinate and just season it with salt and pepper.
2. The oil should be around 180 degree celcious.

4 comments:

tommo said...

Hi. Love Kibbeling...love NL & love the recipe but hat is in the marinade?

Been using cumin?

Bye

QQ red apple said...

Hi tommo,
nice to hear that you likes kibbeling too. Actually I'm not so sure about it, that's why I'd been using ready- mix fish marinade from supermarket. You may just marinade it just with some salt and pepper. After frying, sprinkle some 'marinade-mix' such as cajun, fish or any you likes on top and enjoy!!!!! Groetjes from Rotterdam.

Gondiberto Haase de Carvalho said...

Yeah, every saturday I used to eat it at the Groot Markt in Nijmegen... really lekker! these few dutch words I'll never forget: een kibbeling met knoflook austublieft! ;)

Greeting from Brazil

Mauritius said...

I am living in mauritius and saterday we are going to the beach and going to swim in the blue ocean enjoying the goodlife.
But we have two questions for our brother here:

-which fish can we use here?
- what kind of fish marinade we have to use?

And if you give us the right answer, you can come to mauritius and we give you a free tour.