Walleye is so good
walleye
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I like to BBQ my walleye I catch from Pembina, or get from Manitoba.
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what is that mac and cheese :scared0018:
just kidding:sHa_sarcasticlol: looks good |
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Don't forget to cut the cheeks out. They are little boneless nugget's of love! I get 1 pound bags of Lake Winnipeg Cheeks every fall! They are so good!!
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Yummmmmmy
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that looks like a tasty meal! Well done.
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That walleye fillet has worms (black spots). common in bass.
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I like coating my fillets in Aunt Jamima pancake flour and some added spices, then fry or deep fry. Those fillets don't look boneless. Are they? MMMMMMMMMM good! Looks yummie.
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i harvested a rainbow trout at bellis lake this winter that had tiny black spots that looked like pepper when i filleted it. took it to fish and game office and the biologist told me it was a parasite (name too complicated to remember) but was still safe for human consumption.
this pic. might have been taken after pepper was sprinkled on in prep. for cooking. looks tasty. |
That looks good!!!
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Walleye is the best:)
I have a couple cabins on a remote Walleye/Pike lake. The only way in is Fly or ATV (16km one way). Love that place, and very few people go there (It's a bit of a challenge, lol) I like them dipped in egg, then rolled in Cornflake crumbs with a little spice. Fried untill golden brown in a bit of oil. Yummy. http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...t/2F45F14A.jpg http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...2/IMG_0987.jpg RD |
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I guess it's too late for C/R on that one. Looks delish.:) |
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SNAP crackle pop :) |
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Pickerel cheek chowder with double smoked bacon and yukon gold potatoes |
I have cooked walleye about 25 different ways including sashimi, Thai mandarin & lime and baked in filo pastry. My personal favorite is very simple. Take a bag of salt and vinegar chips. Remove about half of the chips (store in mouth/belly if necessary), crush the chips and drop in your fillets. Shake and let sit for 5 minutes in the chip bag. Fry in a hot cast iron without butter. There is more than enough oil in the chips to keep the fillets from sticking. Trust me guys. . .this is very good. I have tried a variety of chips and salt & vinegar seems the best to me. Now cook some bacon in the pan just before and remove most of the grease before the S&V fillets go in (or leave all of the grease and sprikle the fillets with TUMS). . .
Cheers. ps. . .Rock Doctor - that place looks like heaven. I regularly visit a couple of quad in lakes, albeit not 16 km in. Nothing like having a lake to yourself. |
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Limited out on walleye a couple times this past couple weeks back in Saskatchewan. Man I wish there was a good lake to go fishing for walleye around Edmonton.
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Ps, wanna give me some :) |
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2nd though.. I think I have been cutting out cheeks wrong after seeing this pic. |
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Has anyone tried the fins? Deep fry em up. Just like chips.
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Had a couple big old fish fries since the whole family was out there. |
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Dip in corn meal , then flower , then deep fry
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