Fish Burger And Tartar Sauce Recipe

Fish Burger And Tartar Sauce – Looking for a unique and delicious recipe online? Try the new Fish Burger And Tartar Sauce recipe by simply checking the method on our page. You can serve it as a tea time snack or at lunch or dinner time as per your desire.

INGREDIENTS

• Oil 6 tbsp

• Fish fillet 1/2 kg

• Bread crumbs 2 cup
• Plain flour 6 tbsp
• Egg 2
• Salt 1 tsp
• Black pepper 1/2 tsp
• Garlic paste 2 tbsp
• Mustard paste 2 tbsp
• Lemon juice 2 tbsp
• Burger bun 6
• Lettuce 2 cup
• Cheese slice 6
• Tomatoes (optional) as preferred
• Onion rings (optional) as preferred
• Tarter sauce:
• Mayonnaise 1/2 cup
• Pickled cucumber 2
• Pickled onion 2
• Pickled pepper 2

METHOD

Chop the fish meat.
Add salt, black pepper and mustard paste in the meat.
Also add lemon juice and garlic paste.
Leave it to marinate for an hour.
Now beat an egg and dip fish pieces in it.
Then coat the fish meat in bread crumbs.
Add oil in a pan and heat it for a while.
Fry the fish pieces on low heat for 8-9 minutes.
For Tartar Sauce: Mix mayonnaise, pickled cucumber and pickled onions.
To Assemble Fish Burger: Warm the burger buns on a pan.
Now apply tarter sauce on the burger buns.
Place lettuce leaf and fried fish chunks on buns.
Place a cheese slice, onion rings and tomato slices.
Place another bun on top of cheese slice.

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