choupique
Anyone go any recipes? Caught one about 18in long yesterday on one of my just lines. Thinking about making choupique balls. Maybe in a red gravy or a spaghetti. Any thoughts?
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I like to marinate with asphalt and rubber tires and then bake in the sun for about 4 days:rolleyes:.......not really, i always through them back.
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haha, yea I was waiting for that! Lots of people throw them back. I've always like them, just never cooked one myself.
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Hammer to the head to tenderize & bake in sun for a week |
ground up, mix with mustard and with some corn meal and fry! drown it with ketchup and tiger sauce and you won't be able to taste the funk! I hear the eggs could be worth some money, they have tons of eggs in the spring.
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fun to catch on rod and reel but never ate em..
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My Dad swears buy them. I've eaten them and liked it, just not sure what was done the them to make them good. Thats why i'm askin.
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Man, made it up like I would garfish patties and just took my fist sample. Its pretty damn good! Bout to crack open the first beer of the night and enjoy some choupique patties!
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yeah after about 6 or 7 beers, do you really want his opinion anyway!
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I have tried them several ways.
Best way I tried was fried patty, kinda like a garfish patty, with some gravy on top. Still didn't care for it much. Them and Mullet are about the only fish I have tried that I don't care for. |
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They eat better than hard heads but not quite as good as tuna...IMO I'd eat it before alot of other stuff
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I have eaten them cooked in a red gravy.....We would cut the tail off and let them bleed out then cook it with alot of onions, red pepper, and a little tomato sauce....It was some good grub.:)
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If Ray doesn't eat it, I would stay away... That guy eats everything!!
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I dont even like bringin those things into my boat, all prehistoric lookin. Those fish freak me out.
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