Method
Dry the kapenta on a newspaper/paper towel and add some salt and pepper to taste.
Pour milk into a bowl and soak the fish both sides
Roll the kapenta in flour and then heat some oil in a pan and fry until brown and crisp.
Recipe by “Once Upon aKitchen”
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