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Small Moselle river fish fried whole until crisp — a specialty of Luxembourg's wine country.
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Friture de la Moselle is a dish of small river fish from the Moselle fried whole, a specialty of riverside restaurants in the wine region. Fried crisp enough to eat head and all, they're served with lemon and tartar sauce and enjoyed with local Riesling or crémant (sparkling wine).
Wash the small fish, pat dry, and soak in milk for 10 minutes.
Drain and dust with flour mixed with salt and pepper.
Fry in 180°C oil for 3 minutes until crisp.
Mix chopped pickles and parsley into mayonnaise to make tartar sauce.
Salt the fried fish and serve with lemon and the sauce.