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10 Reviews of Arthur Treacher's Fish

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From: ElizabethEstes

On Feb 19, 2002

This was great. It truly was like the Arthur Treacher's I remember from the 70's. One comment I would like to make though is that even though I used 3 pounds of fish I had enough batter left over to coat another 10 pounds. Next time I will use one cup of soada and one cup of bisquick. Lovely fish though and it went particularly well with the Chip Shop Curry Sauce.

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  • From: luvmybge

    On Jun 2, 2002

    Wow.. this was delicious. It's just the taste I've been longing for. I used to LOVE Arthur Treacher's fish... yumm... with the malt vinegar or tartar sauce!... This batter really puffed up when it hit the fryer. I used cod fish fillets and they were really good. I always have canned seltzer in the fridge. Did you know that if you substitute seltzer for some of the liquid in your pancakes or biscuits it makes them lighter and fluffier? Try it.

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    From: MizzNezz

    On Jan 21, 2002

    Everyone needs to know how GOOD this fish is!!! They cook up so nice and crisp. I used fresh halibut filets. Thanks for this recipe!

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  • From: Mrs. DJ

    On Jun 29, 2002

    This was great! I cut the recipe in half and used cod filets. Just terrific! Thanks!

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  • From: Caz

    On Mar 17, 2003

    I halved the recipie and used cod filets. It tasted alot like the Arthur Treachers I remember.

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  • From: Rorodee

    On May 13, 2002

    I really liked this recipe. I got it too thick when I scaled it down and I had to thin it down quite a bit. I still think it was too thick or my crappie wasn't a hearty enough fish for a thick batter. The taste, however, was excellent. Will try it with catfish and see how that turns out.

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  • From: Chef #442244

    On Mar 8, 2007

    I have never heard of a Arthur Treacher's, but I thought I would try this out. It was a good recipe, although I cut it down to 1/3rd and used beer instead of club soda as that was the only fizzy I had on hand. It was a great recipe though, and I will definately be making again.

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  • From: Chef #740626

    On Mar 26, 2008

    omg,I have not had Arthur Treacher's Fish since I was a little girl.I always think about that place as that was a place mum and daddy took me as a special treat it was my favorite place to eat and I miss it oh so much. I have not tried this recipe I actually just found it and wanted to ty for posting it and I sure do hope it is the same as I remember.I can't wait to try it I will right again with my review and thanks again....

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  • From: gwynn

    On Aug 17, 2008

    We liked this coating very much. Will make again soon. Thanks for posting.

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  • From: Chef #838100

    On Jan 18, 2009

    Very good recipe. Need to make sure you use a "thick" fish cut like cod or haddock. Will be figuring out what else I can coat with this. Left over batter is good fried too!

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