How To Make The Classic Fish Finger Sarnie (Sandwich).

 
The fish finger (fish stick to you across the Pond) has been with us for over fifty years, and one of the best uses of the fish finger is for the quick, filling and nutritious snack known as the fish finger sarnie.  This Instructable shows you how to prepare the perfect classic version, and at the end suggests ways to take the snack to another level.
 

Step 1 Ingredients And Equipment

 
Good ingredients are essential for a great end product.  The fish fingers should say 100% fillet, which means they're made from proper cuts of fish.  If they say 'minced', 'reformed' or (perish the thought) 'mechanically recovered', it's an inferior quality product. Most are cod, but haddock and pollock are also available.  You'll need five fish fingers per sandwich.
Steamed white bread has it's uses (feeding ducks, for example) but for a good sarnie you need a good wholemeal bread.  I like seeded bread, especially home made, but for convenience here I'm using a sliced seeded loaf.
Tomato ketchup is great (Heinz of course), but some prefer mayonnaise or tartare sauce - Your choice.
Butter is best, but for the health conscious there's always the low cholesterol spreads, but go on, treat yourself once in a while.

The only other things you'll need are a grill, a plate and eating irons.
 

Comments

[bmwonderly]

A nice sandwich. I work in a jail so on fish strip day I make something similar. Not as high of quality though.

[lemonie]

With regard to "Would you buy a food product from this man?", would you let your kids go on holiday with the same fish-finger-monger?

(nice looking sandwich)

L

[iceng]

Wow..... I just realized my hunger is due to forgetting to eat any lunch today.

A

[AndyGadget]

 
Answer the call of the fishfinger . . .

[iceng]

Too  late......   just now finished my second banana :-)