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Goujon is a fancy French word for strips of fish or sometimes chicken being breaded and fried. I personally love fish dishes. I remember how my parents always make sure there were plenty of fish stocked up in the fridge when they know I would be home visiting 🙂 Steam it, deep-fry it, bake-it, or my most favorite…raw (sashimi)..I love them all. My recent favorite white fish fillet are sole and swai fillet. Their flesh are so tender that they melt in your mouth. My daughter loves them too. Using sole or swai fillet to make this fish goujon is simply perfect. The crunchy outside when you bite into them against the soft flesh that just melt in your mouth…simplicity at its best. If I haven’t mentioned before, I also a big fan of fresh dill. Love the smell of it. I enjoy using dill with rice and seafood dishes. This fish goujon can be served as main course or as appetizers if you wish.
Ingredients
Method
- Prepare three shallow platter. One for corn starch and seasoned with some salt and pepper, one for eggs, and one for panko bread crumbs. Set aside
- Pat the fillet dry with absorbent paper towel. Cut them into half lengthwise. Then aim your knife diagonally and cut each half into 4 long strips and you will have total of 24 strips
- When ready to cook, preheat enough oil in a fryer. Coat each fillet (one at a time) with corn starch and shake off any excess, then coat with the eggs, and lastly coat evenly with the panko bread crumbs. When the oil is hot enough, gently put in the coated goujon and fry until golden brown. Place on absorbent paper towel to absorb excess oil and continue to fry the rest of the goujon. Serve with the dill mayonnaise on the side
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