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Abalone fritters are something different and pretty tasty. They also have the benefit of
usually coming out tender.
Clean, slice and pound your abalone the usual way.
Make your oil/butter/spice mix. You can
use bread crumbs, macadamia nuts, nothing or whatever else you want to use as a filler. You
can either run the pounded abalone through a grinder or just cut it up fine with a sharp
knife after pounding.
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Abalone is sticky. You can mix a lot of filler in it. Don't. Do not use more than 1/4 filler
per quantity of abalone or you will ruin its mild flavor. Probably use less. Mix it all
together. You may want
to oil your hands a bit first to keep it all from sticking too much, but it's going to
anyway.
Don't put spices in the fritter mix or they may not be cooked correctly. Any spices you
use should be in the oil/butter mix.
After it's all mixed, make it into patties like mini-hamburger patties that are between
1/4 and 3/8 inches thick. 1/2 inch thick is just too thick to cook well as fast as you
try to cook abalone.
Do the usual for cooking abalone. Try to cook with as hot a pan as usual. Slide it
around in the pan some to cook it evenly and prevent any burning. Cook it hot. Cook
it fast until it is a sumptuous looking golden brown on both sides.
Eat well
Enjoy the diving, seahunt
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