Instructions: The secret to good fried seafood is the temperature, in which you fry, 350 degrees is ideal. But the main cause of greasy fried food is not letting the oil return to the temperature of 350 degrees before you drop the next batch. A simple kitchen tool, a frying thermometer can alleviate this problem. Another tip is to always shake off any excess fish fry of whatever you are frying, before you place it in the grease. This will prevent the excess from floating to the bottom of the pan and burning.

1. Combine all ingredients and mix well. Store any leftovers in a glass container under refrigeration.

2. Serve with fried seafood.

1. In a bowl, coat seafood with Cajun or Creole Seasoning and lemon juice.

2. Heat oil to 350 degrees on deep fat fry thermometer.

3. Make batter for seafood by beating eggs, buttermilk, milk and Cajun or Creole Seasoning together until combined.

4. Dredge seafood piece by piece in fish fry until coated. Dip into batter and back into fish fry. Dredge until completely coated.

5. Fry seafood separately because they each have different cooking times.

Fish take the longest. Shrimp take less time than fish and oysters take the least amount of time.

6. Seafood is generally cooked when it floats. Cook for a minute longer for extra crunchiness.

7. Have extra fish fry on hand in case you need more for battering. Serve with Spicy Tartar Sauce.

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