17 Recipes That Bring Fish and Chips from the Pub to Your Dinner Table
Paige Johnson
Paige Johnson
Paige is a blogger, food writer and culinary master from Louisville, Ky. She's a newlywed who's obsessed with dogs and renovating her 117 year old home. When she's not working on her blog — My Modern Cookery — you can find her binge watching F.R.I.E.N.D.S with a triple shot latte in-hand.
You want more seafood in your weekly meals, but outside of fish tacos and grilled salmon, you’re at a loss for what to prepare. Take a note from the Brits and try fish and chips, whether it’s beer-battered, tossed in breadcrumbs, baked, or fried. Scroll down to find 17 fish and chips dinner recipes that’ll bring the pub right to your kitchen.
Rum Battered Fish With Sweet Potato Fries and Coconut Curry Sauce
If you like to experiment with flavors, this Caribbean take on fish and chips might entice you. (via The Cook Report)Beer Batter Fish and Chips With Minted Peas
Ah, the classic. You can’t go wrong with soft, beer-battered cod with thick cut fries. Mash up the traditional side of minted peas, and you might as well be in a British pub. (via Baba Ganuj)Baked Fish and Chips
Obviously, chips to Americans mean thin slices of deep fried potato, which is what’s served with this baked fish. (via Martha Stewart)Sweet Potato Chips and Almond Crusted Fish
TBH, sweet potato fries may take over as the best fry out there. In this case, their sweetness pairs perfectly with the almond crusted fish. (via Princess Misia)Sheet Pan Fish and Chips
No deep fryer? No problem! Bake both your fish and your chips on the same sheet pan, and dinner will be ready before you know it. (via Simply Recipes)Fish and Chips Tacos With Sweet Potato Chips
Combining fish tacos and fish and chips into one dish is so genius, we wish we’d thought of it. Be sure to mix up a homespun spicy tartar sauce to dress your creation. (via Cooking and Beer)Fish Burger and Matchstick Fries With Lemon Garlic Mayo
Fast food fish sandwiches have nothing on this burger. Give matchstick cut potatoes a quick fry to go alongside, and you can say sayonara to the drive-thru. (via Nicky’s Kitchen Sanctuary)Baked Fish and Chips
The secret to this perfectly crunchy baked fish is none other than puffed rice cereal. When it comes out of the oven, finish with salt and pepper and a generous dose of malt vinegar. (via Food Network)Polenta Fish and Chips
Similar to Southern-style cornmeal-crusted fish, this polenta version is as crisp as it is tender. It’s just begging to be slathered in tartar sauce, and you should oblige. (via My Kitchen Kohl)Fish and Perilla Chips With Kimchi Tartar Sauce
Add an Asian flair to standard fish and chips with a side of spicy kimchi tartar sauce. If you decide to forgo fries or chips, fry up a few perilla leaves instead. (via Suzanne Spiegoski)Lemon Herb Crusted Fish With Crispy Oven Fries
This herbaceous pan-fried fish is perfect for entertaining a crowd. (via Taste and Tell)Potato Chip Crusted Baked Sea Bass
Fish and chips don’t have to be two separate dishes. Encrust your fish with salt and vinegar chips and you’ll kill two birds with one stone. (via A Spicy Perspective)Potato Chip Crusted Fish and Chips
Pour yourself a pint of Guinness and prepare to do our Irish friends proud. Just make sure you leave enough beer to soak the chips in. (via Half Baked Harvest)Quinoa-Crusted Fish With Sweet Potato Chips and Yogurt Tartar Sauce
When you really want to add a burst of nutrition to your fish, coat the outside in quinoa. The result is an ultra-crunchy exterior which allows the inside to remain juicy and flavorful. (via Donna Hay)Skinny Fish, Chips and Peas
The famous fish, chips, and mashed pea trio is a decidedly heavy dish. This lightened-up version uses minimal oil to prepare, making it a great option for those watching their intake. (via The Growing Foodie)Fish and Chips
Pop a fried fish nugget on top of a blue corn tortilla chip and you’ll have a fun appetizer version. Don’t forget to garnish with tartar sauce and fresh dill! (via Sugar and Charm)Vegan Tofu Fish and Chips
To add the fishy flavor to your tofu, puree it with kelp or seaweed and form into filet-like planks before frying. (via Nutmeg and Chives)Paige Johnson
Paige is a blogger, food writer and culinary master from Louisville, Ky. She's a newlywed who's obsessed with dogs and renovating her 117 year old home. When she's not working on her blog — My Modern Cookery — you can find her binge watching F.R.I.E.N.D.S with a triple shot latte in-hand.