Tuesday 13 March 2018

Get a taste of New Orleans at home with delicious low-cooked crispy fish

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Make this delicious low-cooked crispy fish New Orleans-style
Tony McPhail, executive chef of Commander's Palace in New Orleans, joins Kathie Lee and Hoda to reveal the secret to cooking the perfect fish dish at home. His low-cooked crispy fish is easy to make, easy to clean up after, and doesn't leave your home smelling fishy.
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