Copycat filet o fish

Meet our new favorite Friday dinner, a copycat McDonald's Filet-O-Fish sandwich that puts the fast food chain's to shame. Here's how to make it.

Recreate the iconic McDonald's Filet-O-Fish at home! Easy steps for a crispy fish sandwich with homemade tartar sauce and brioche bun perfection.

Get ready to unlock the secret for creating McDonald’s famous Copycat McDonald’s Filet-o-Fish right in your own kitchen. You can enjoy that iconic crispy, golden fish filet and creamy tartar sauce with just a few simple ingredients-no drive-thru needed!

There's something nostalgic about classic fish sandwiches. Pillowy buns piled high with beer-battered fried fish, melty cheese, and tartar. Man-oh-man, this here is a tasty combo.

Enjoy the taste of the classic McDonald's sandwich at home with copycat Filet-O-Fish Sliders! They may be little, but deliver big flavor in every bite

A copycat of the Filet O fish sandwich found at the golden arches. Introduced by a franchise in Ohio to sell due to the Catholic practice of not eating meat on Fridays. For an authentic "'O-Fish" use 1/2 a slice of American cheese and rehydrated, dehydrated onion. For McDonald's style onions Add 3 parts water to 1 part dried minced onion. Allow Dehydrated Onions to hydrate for about 20 minutes or until fully rehydrated and drain.

Looking for the best fish sandwich recipes? Try cooking this copycat Filet-O-Fish sandwich. Use cod fillet, panko bread crumbs, American cheese, mayonnaise, and dill pickles to make this fish recipe just like McDonald's Filet-O-Fish sandwich for lunch or dinner.

The Filet-O-Fish has been a staple at McDonald's since the 1960s, when an Ohio franchise owner in a Catholic neighborhood created it to counter declining hamburger sales on Fridays. By 1965, it had gone national as the first seafood item on the fast-food chain's menu.

And now for a quick break from the on-going Twinkies celebration to bring you this important new find... I was so excited to get this vintage McDonald's Filet-O-Fish sign! It's a thin plastic sign, dated 1976, that would have been on a wall or near the menu board in the restaurant back then. On the sign we see a dapper little fish mascot named Phil A. O'Fish! (Gulp!) Discovering this very obscure little character from McDonaldland just blew me out of the water! (Pun intended). I don't…

With this recipe, you can now make it even better in the comfort of your own home. VIDEO https://youtu.be/Z4wQocCNxoQ