What Are The Best And Worst Fish For Frying?

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Cod is firm, flaky, and absorbs flavors well, making it perfect for frying.

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1. Best: Cod

Tilapia is mild, affordable, and holds up well when deep-fried or pan-fried.

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2. Best: Tilapia

Catfish has a hearty texture that holds up well in hot oil frying.

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3. Best: Catfish

Haddock offers a mild, delicate flavor, making it ideal for frying.

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4. Best: Haddock

Salmon’s fatty, oily texture doesn’t fry as crisply as leaner fish varieties.

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5. Worst: Salmon

Trout’s soft flesh doesn’t hold up well during frying, often falling apart.

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6. Worst: Trout

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Tuna is dense and may become too dry when deep-fried or pan-fried.

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7. Worst: Tuna

Mackerel is too oily for frying, resulting in a greasy, unpleasant texture.

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8. Worst: Mackerel

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