Fried walleye refers to several dishes made with walleye, a freshwater fish from North America. deep-frying breaded walleye along with pan-frying are a popular methods of preparation, and are considered cultural foods in both Canadian[1][2] and Minnesotan[3] cuisines. One of the most common methods of preparation is cutting the filet of the walleye in strips, breading, and deep frying, these are known as walleye fingers.[4]
A walleye sandwich is typically made with a fried walleye filet on a hard roll or burger bun, can be topped with tartar sauce, mayonnaise, lettuce, and tomato. This dish was invented in Minnesota.[5]
Shore lunch
A shore lunch with walleye
While a shore lunch can be made with any palatable fish, walleye is a popular choice. Shore lunches are mainly found in the Upper Midwest and Ontario. They consist of a pan fried fish, usually cooked over an open fire, It can be served with fried potatoes, beans, bread, onion, diced bacon and some form of dessert. The fish is usually caught in a lake or river and cooked on shore, hence the name "shore lunch".[6]
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