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striperswiper
04-12-2005, 07:44 PM
anybody know a good recipe for baking trout
johnnyleo11
04-12-2005, 09:32 PM
Fresh or salt?
The Bucket
04-12-2005, 10:11 PM
SS,
For Specks, I like to bake w/2-3 tomato slices, a piece of lemon, pad of butter, touch of salt & pepper. To moi, Greys are not near as good eating so I deep fry'em.
For freshwater trouts ya on your own :cool:
Get cookin',
`bucket
striperswiper
04-12-2005, 11:16 PM
they're greys i have grilled them before and they were excellent but i want to try something different
raxarsr
04-19-2005, 11:45 PM
put the fillets or steaks on some tinfoil..............drizzle with good olive oil............sprinkle of old bay...........fresh tyme[pretty much....but not covered]....touch of fresh rosemary..............handfull of fine chopped fresh parsley.....................then slice lemons as thin as possible and cover the fish......good splash of white wine....then seal the foil tight..bake till nice n flaky and the lemons are slightly crisp[20 min or so at 350]....incredible
RoryGoggin
05-01-2005, 09:41 AM
put the fillets or steaks on some tinfoil..............drizzle with good olive oil............sprinkle of old bay...........fresh tyme[pretty much....but not covered]....touch of fresh rosemary..............handfull of fine chopped fresh parsley.....................then slice lemons as thin as possible and cover the fish......good splash of white wine....then seal the foil tight..bake till nice n flaky and the lemons are slightly crisp[20 min or so at 350]....incredible
YUM! That's got my mouth watering! Now all I need is the trout! I just ate breakfast and this recipe got me hungry again!
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