Custom Catering's
Seafood Boulettes
Yield 20 - 25 Servings
Ingredients
1 LARGE LEMON (Quarted)
1 TBSP SEAFOOD BOILING SEASONINGS
1 GALLON WATER
1 LB CATFISH FILLETS
4 LARGE RED POTATOES (Par-boiled, skinned and chopped)
4 -1/2 CUPS SEASONED BREAD CRUMBS
1 TBSP LOBSTER BASE
1 TBSP FRESH MINCED GARLIC
1 TBSP GRANULATED GARLIC
3 BUNCHES SHALLOTS (Chopped)
1 BUNCH PARSLEY (Chopped)
1 CUP MILK
1 CUP DRY WHITE WINE
4 MEDIUM EGGS
2 TSP BAKING POWDER
5 CUPS ALL PURPOSE FLOUR
2 LBS SHRIMP (Peeled & chopped fine)
LOT PEANUT OIL FOR FRYING
Method
In a medium stock pot add your favorite seafood boiling
seasonings, lemon and water, bring to a boil over high heat. Add
the catfish, boil catfish until the meat starts to flake, (about
3 - 5 minutes), do not over cook fish. Remove from heat and
drain.
In a large mixing bowl, combine the remaining ingredients with
the chopped potatoes. Flake the catfish and add to bowl.
In a large Dutch oven and over high heat bring the
peanut oil to 350F. Use a tablespoon to measure and scoop a mound
of batter, use another tablespoon to push the boulette into the
oil. Fry the boulettes until golden brown.
Alternate Method
With your fingers scoop about a tablespoon of batter, roll the
boulette in to a ball (about 1 - 1/2 inches in diameter). Then
roll the boulette in some seasoned bread crumbs and deep fry as
directed above.
Plate Presentation
Boulettes need to be served hot, as you are cooking them, store
them on a warmed serving tray or in a 125F oven. The boulettes
can be served with the Cajun Hollandaise, Remoulade or your
favorite Seafood Sauce.
Chef's Notes:
There are as many boulette recipes as there are Cajuns, this is
the one we serve our customers.
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Chef Emile L. Stieffel, Custom
Catering, Inc. email address: custom@acadiacom.net
Copyright © 1995 Custom Catering, Inc. All rights reserved.
Revised: April 25, 1997.