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The Roux (Cooking/BBQ/Recipes) What good is a cajun site without a cooking and recipe forum? |
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Other ways to cook reds?
So any recipes? |
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I like to cook them in a courtbouillion.... |
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they are really good baked in the oven on really high temp for about ten minutes. put a little garlic on those babies with some butter and lemon herb some tony's and parsely. they come out really tasty
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Never tired Reds fried....I know some people that fry the smaller ones 16-18" ones.
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One of my favorite fish recipe's other than frying and grilling is this:
Take about 10 med. fillets and lightly coat with flour, not battered, no milk or butter. Fry them in a big black pot with seasoned butter, but don't cook all the way. Just enough to lightly brown the flour. Remove the fish and set aside. Take some cut up onions and put into the big black pot and cook down in the butter and grot till real soft. Then add a few tablespoons of mustard and continue cooking until it look like a nice light brown color. Spray a glass dish with pam or butter and put a layer of fish, cover with the mustard and onion, the season with Tony's. Then add another layer of fish and another layer of onions. Put in the oven, uncovered for about 20 minutes or until it is nice and brown on top. Slap yo mamma good. The whiter the meat, the better the taste. I did this with Snapper, Dolphin and Amberjack when I fished offshore. |
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Ray I gonna have to try this next time I cook some reds...
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