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10-14-2013, 04:30 PM #1Junior Member
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spadefish recipe
I caught a few spadefish but do not know how to cook
Please help
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10-14-2013, 05:26 PM #2Senior Member
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Check the recipe section. I have one there. Probably on the third page.
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I also put a recipe there for spade fish. It is a versatile fish that is good many ways. Easiest just dip in buttermilk roll in seasoned corn meal and deep fry for 3 or 4 minutes until browned to desired color.
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Scale, gut & throw on some salt & pepper and bake whole.
Fillet, salt & pepper, dip in flour & fry.
Either way, fantastic eats.hook'em likes this.Carl
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Agree with CarlF, especially if on the small side. Scale/gut/bake. Had one with the grouper last month we baked, and it was delicious!
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Another note: the key to baking fish is high heat. I bake mine at 425 f.
Fish comes out flaky and the fins are crispy!
And don't over cook!Carl
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10-15-2013, 06:40 PM #7Senior Member
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Grill is even better.
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10-15-2013, 07:26 PM #8Senior Member
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Scale, gut and head.
Place on foil, rub with olive oil, some lemon and salt.
Wrap and place on grill over high heat, make that sucker sizzle!
5 minutes on each side, depending on size.
Awesome eats
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Don't take the heads off, there is a pile of meat on the head!
ChileRelleno likes this.Carl
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has anyone ever tried sivichi with spadefish? my favorite
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