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On the halfshell seems to be the favorite, any suggestions on the seasoning mix
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Barbecue Red Fish When filleting the fish, leave the scales on. Sometimes I remove the “tail end” portion on larger fish and use the thicker part of the fish to Barbecue. If fish is frozen, completely unthaw....maybe even warm up a little in the Micro.... Do not cook it. [SIZE=5] [/SIZE] [SIZE=5]Preparation[/SIZE] · If the meat is ¾” or more thick, cut across the fillet down to the scales, every 1” to better expose the meat for cooking and seasoning. · Rinse and squeeze the fillets to remove any excess water and place on plate or pan. Seasoning · Squeeze about 1/2 lemon (or use liquid concentrate--about 1/8 cup) over the fish. · Melt about ¼ cup of butter (or margarine) and pour over fish. · Sprinkle liberally, in the slits and surface, with salt, black pepper and garlic powder. · Sprinkle the same with Tony Chachere’s seasoning. (or with Paul Prudhommes’s “Seafood Magic”) · Allow seasoned fish to sit at room temperature, at least 15 minutes before cooking. [SIZE=5]Basting Sauce [/SIZE] · Mix all the same “Seasoning” ingredients in a small bowl to use for basting or as a sauce while eating the fish. [SIZE=5]Cooking Fish[/SIZE] · Light a medium size amount of the coals and allow charcoal to start burning well. · Cook fish over medium hot fire for about 15 to 30 minutes. This depends on how hot the fire is and size & thickness of fish. · Baste fish with sauce several times as needed to keep from drying out. · Do not turn fish over......It may fall apart. |
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