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Reef fish fried whole until crisp — an everyday Marshall Islands dish.
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In Marshallese homes, frying reef fish whole is a staple dish. The fish is salted, dusted with flour, fried crisp, and eaten with soy sauce or lime. It appears on the table almost daily with rice or breadfruit.
Scale and gut the fish and score both sides.
Season with salt and pepper, let stand 10 minutes, and pat dry.
Dust lightly with flour.
Fry in 170°C oil for 7–8 minutes until crisp.
Serve with lime and soy sauce.