Beer batter is one of those things you can make and literally use on anything you want. Beer battered onion rings? Fantastic. Beer-battered fried chicken? Out of this world. Beer-battered zucchini?

Beer battered fried onion rings recipe | How to make fried onion rings I never order fried onion rings from a pub, because they tend to be flavourless, greasy and just not very good eating.

In this video, Nicole makes crispy beer battered fish with a creamy homemade tartar sauce. To add a bit more flavor than a store-bought tartar sauce, mix together ingredients like mayo ...

Step 3: Make a well in the centre of the flour and pour in the egg. Step 4: Pour over the beer Step 5: Whisk until a smooth batter forms. Step 6: To cook your fish – have your oil at a ...

First, make the tartar sauce by whisking all of the ingredients together in a bowl. Set aside. Then mix all of the dry ingredients for the beer batter together in a bowl. Next, pour in the beer ...

The search for the best ingredients to create the crispiest, tastiest batter never ends, from adding fish sauce to copying how Koreans make their corn dogs crunchier. But while using beer to make ...