For an extra layer of flavor, consider adding a pinch of cayenne pepper or a dash of hot sauce to the batter. If you don't have diet ginger ale on hand, ginger beer or even club soda can be used as a substitute, though the ginger flavor may be more pronounced. Feel free to experiment with other toppings, such as sliced avocado, pickled onions, or a drizzle of lime crema. To keep the fried tilapia warm while you're working in batches, place them on a wire rack in a preheated oven at 200°F (95°C).
Georgianna Bartoletti
Jun 30, 2025These tacos are my family's new favorite! Thank you for sharing this amazing recipe.
Alaina Nader
Jun 29, 2025I added a pinch of cayenne pepper to the batter for a little extra heat. So good!
Isobel Herman
Jun 29, 2025The tartar sauce is amazing, will be using this recipe for fries from now on!
Osbaldo Mills
Jun 27, 2025These tacos are absolutely incredible! The fish is so crispy, and the slaw adds the perfect amount of freshness. My family devoured them!
Lamont Flatley
Jun 27, 2025The slaw is the star of the show! So flavorful and tangy. I'll definitely be making this again.
Virginia Botsford
Jun 22, 2025I made the mistake of not patting dry the fish before coating with batter, it ended up less crispy than I expected.
Rachel Goldner
Jun 17, 2025I'm not usually a big fan of fish tacos, but this recipe has completely changed my mind. The ginger ale batter is genius!
Adelle Collins
Jun 17, 2025Easy to follow instructions and delicious results. A weeknight dinner winner!