8ouncescodAlaska cod, halibut, or tilapia, thawed overnight in refrigerator, patted very dry
8ouncespotatoesrusset or Yukon gold, cut into matchsticks
1/4cupall-purpose flour (gluten-free)
1/4tspsea saltomit for low-sodium, Menieres, migraine diets
1/4tspblack pepper
1/4tspgarlic powder
1/2cupwater (filtered or spring)or plain sparkling water
Tartar sauce
1/4cupmayonnaise
1lemonzest only (reserve lemon juice for another use)
1tbsppickle relish
1tbsppickle juicefrom sweet pickles
1tbspdill (fresh)finely snipped
Instructions
Soak the cut potatoes in water until ready to use, then drain and pat dry thoroughly with a clean kitchen towel.
Pat the fish fillets very dry and cut into smaller pieces if necessary for your air fryer space.
Whisk together the flour, spices, and water in a medium bowl until smooth. It should be very thin.
Preheat the air fryer to 400ºF. Spray the basket well with olive oil or coconut oil spray.
Drop the potatoes into the basket, spritzing them with oil and tossing them to coat evenly. Sprinkle with additional salt (if using) and pepper.
Dip the fish fillets into the batter, allowing the excess to drip off. Place on the shelf in the basket above the potatoes.
Place the basket in air fryer and turn on to 400ºF for 10 minutes.
Tartar sauce
Whisk together ingredients, starting with 1 tablespoon sweet pickle juice. Add more pickle juice if needed to get the consistency you want. Note that tartar sauce is not suitable for low-sodium, migraine, or Meniere's diets.
Serve fish and chips immediately with tartar sauce on the side.
Notes
Note that it's a tricky balance to get the potatoes and the fish done at the same time. You may have to play around with timing. Err on the side of starting the potatoes a few minutes early, then stir once and add the fish on the air fryer tray and cook for 10 minutes more.