quiche crappie dredge ?

I thought , sure why not .....:Rofl
We got a big ole gallon bag of quiche premix , cheese and eggs liquid type thing , thicker than just eggs.
So we thought why not try using it as a dredge and hope for the best ....
OH MY GOODNESS <<<<<<>>>> WOW !
That was by far the BEST baked crappie I have ever eaten , not even kidding around either ....
ran the oven about 375 and gave em about 25 minutes
Will try it again FOR SURE ......:cheers2
man were they crispy and crunchy outside and moist on the inside ....just wow food for sure

Well they look good. Send me some and let me try it.... :Rofl

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Originally Posted by SuperDave336

Well they look good. Send me some and let me try it.... :Rofl

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the rants and raves about crispy fried fish and how great they are that way , closes one's mind to the other options out there my friend , could our fish pass for fried , certainly not , they don't have that oil thing going on when they are done and require no paper towel bedding before serving , just saying :highfive

Where did ya get the pre mix quiche?

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Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie

Where did ya get the pre mix quiche?

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No clue , says not for sale on the bag , likely something made specifically for some restaurant , wife got it somewhere for free , says 3 cheese and eggs quiche mix on the bag too

Very interesting angle, a taste would certainly be better than just a picture but the pictures deliver as expected with you. Did y'all flour the fillets before dipping in the new dredge?

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Originally Posted by Rojo

Very interesting angle, a taste would certainly be better than just a picture but the pictures deliver as expected with you. Did y'all flour the fillets before dipping in the new dredge?

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We just gave them a bath in the quiche mix and set them into a bag of panko crumbs and etc and patted them down lightly and eased em onto a lightly oiled cookie sheet ,
That mix was almost pudding like in texture and really stuck to em like glue , sure did seal em off well for a crunchy outside and moist inside….right tasty stuff bro