Recently Caught Trout
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Recently Caught Trout
Some Trout Recently Caught and what I did with them!
Looks like all the little ones has been fished out of the lake and just the bigger and smarter ones are left. I just to be able to hit limit like the ones in the pictures. This last time i went, I just got two, but they were bigger.
FYI: my shoes size is 8.5
Looks like all the little ones has been fished out of the lake and just the bigger and smarter ones are left. I just to be able to hit limit like the ones in the pictures. This last time i went, I just got two, but they were bigger.
FYI: my shoes size is 8.5
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Re: Recently Caught Trout
Man that plate of fish looks SO good to me right now. MAN...
I guess the fish are ok too...
I guess the fish are ok too...
- TOPWATER
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Re: Recently Caught Trout
That is a nice looking dish.
Re: Recently Caught Trout
MMMMM, It looks very good. How about sharing the recipe?
If you do what you’ve always done, you’ll get what you’ve always gotten.
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Re: Recently Caught Trout
This is a Vietnamese dish, so I am not sure if you like it. But if you like it to try it, here it is,
1. Fry Fish (if you don't eat shrimp paste or fish sauce, I recommend frying it with egg, flour, garlic power, and peeper)
2. Chopp Celantro, Union, any other vegatable you like ( tomatoes)
3. Put some good Olive Oil in the pan, then Vegatable, then fish on top.
4. The once we used in the pictures has like a candle on the bottom to cook and reheat the fish while we are eating it. If you don't want to do it this way, you can just do it all in a Pan and server it over rice or pasta.
1. Fry Fish (if you don't eat shrimp paste or fish sauce, I recommend frying it with egg, flour, garlic power, and peeper)
2. Chopp Celantro, Union, any other vegatable you like ( tomatoes)
3. Put some good Olive Oil in the pan, then Vegatable, then fish on top.
4. The once we used in the pictures has like a candle on the bottom to cook and reheat the fish while we are eating it. If you don't want to do it this way, you can just do it all in a Pan and server it over rice or pasta.
- Jinz000
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Re: Recently Caught Trout
I have to try that one day it looks good. Do you mix the fish paste with the fish sauce? Also how much of it do you add to each chunk.
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Re: Recently Caught Trout
Jinz000 wrote:I have to try that one day it looks good. Do you mix the fish paste with the fish sauce? Also how much of it do you add to each chunk.
I did not add the fish sauce to the chunks. It was set aside for dipping as you eat. Do not eat fish sauce the way you buy them at the market, they are way to salty and you should mix it with Water, Lemon or vineguar, sugar, garlic, peper, to your acquire taste.