cooking all sea food..
Submitted by Angiieee1588 on Sun, 2011-01-02 16:02
Hey Everyone i am currently learning how to cook seafood any one have any good recipes or tips on how to make a tasty sea food meal?
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cooking all sea food..
Submitted by Angiieee1588 on Sun, 2011-01-02 16:02
Hey Everyone i am currently learning how to cook seafood any one have any good recipes or tips on how to make a tasty sea food meal? |
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snappermiles
Posts: 2100
Date Joined: 05/11/10
the best way i like fresh fish
is filleted cut thinly about 2 to 3 cm lightly covered in flour pan fried on low heat till golden brown! just add lemon and a sprinkle of vinegar beautiful!
or for breakfast i like to put it in the oven wrapped in tin foil with lemons and garlic on a low heat! if the fish quality is not that great add herbs and spices!
ALL FISHERMEN ARE LIARS EXCEPT YOU AND ME! AND IM NOT SO SURE ABOUT YOU!
smiley
Posts: 118
Date Joined: 23/11/10
missed one thing
fairy bread lol
snappermiles
Posts: 2100
Date Joined: 05/11/10
we only use fairy bread
when we dont catch fish!!! doesnt happen very often! even if we do have to eat wobby! lol
ALL FISHERMEN ARE LIARS EXCEPT YOU AND ME! AND IM NOT SO SURE ABOUT YOU!
petermac
Posts: 2946
Date Joined: 03/03/10
wobbys
nothing wrong with wobbys one of the better sharks to eat only thing is they look like my mate that fishes with me
Leemo
Posts: 3712
Date Joined: 22/02/07
deffinately if it is not too
deffinately if it is not too big, whole, wrapped in foil. inside the stomach cavity and over the fish, put herbs, spices and any flavours! cooked right, the flesh just flakes off from the bone and is so nice.
bludgin' since 94'
PattyT
Posts: 1025
Date Joined: 15/08/10
Keep it simple
I find the best way to enjoy fish is to keep it as simple as possible.. Thats why I would have to agree with snappermiles on the pan fry, I also dont mind a nice beer battered fillet. The best fish dish I have ever tasted was a cajun spiced spanish makerel steak, it was unbelievable!
Decella
Posts: 401
Date Joined: 01/02/09
This should spark a discussion
Boil crays for 22 mins,
prawns for 4 mins,
crabs for 7 mins.
till
Posts: 9358
Date Joined: 21/02/08
Steam crays for 7min ;)
Steam crays for 7min ;)
Decella
Posts: 401
Date Joined: 01/02/09
22 mins
Try it Jamie, I used to think 7 - 10 was good wait till ya try this time, notice the colour of the cray (brighter more vibrant colour imo.). The meat becomes like velvet and the flesh is sweeter as well. Put it this way the missus never used to eat crays (12 years) but she has started now. Rolling boil, crays in back to boil 22 min straight into an ice bath.
carnarvonite
Posts: 8672
Date Joined: 24/07/07
Boil????
Peel the tail and cook it in butter in a frypan or the other way is 6 minutes in a microwave and dipped in a mixture of 1000 island dressing and sweet chilli sauce.
petermac
Posts: 2946
Date Joined: 03/03/10
crays
22 minutes is way to long I would say
randall df223
Posts: 6454
Date Joined: 08/08/11
crabs six minutes max and
crabs six minutes max and into ice water straight away.
crays, unto boiling water, bring back to boil and then turn heat off and let them cool.
Fish! HARD!
max199
Posts: 812
Date Joined: 09/05/06
Steaming
prawns and crays and crabs is better than boiling them NO DOUBT.
Fish, I usually buy a pre mix crumb called COOKACRUMB in lemon herb or Cajun spices or something similar. Shallow fried, drained well and is super. Thats how I cook my Dhuie fillets/chunks.
OLD BANGA
Posts: 267
Date Joined: 02/04/10
COOKING CRAYS
I BOIL THE CRAYS FOR 12 MINS AFTER WATER COMES BACK TO BOIL WITH EITHER SEA WATER OR SALTED FRESH WATER.
HAVE NEVER STEAMED CRAYS BUT SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD METHOD, HOW LONG DO YOU NORMALLY STEAM THE CRAYS?
CHEERS
OLD BANGA!
OLD BANGA
UncutTriggerInWA
Posts: 2692
Date Joined: 05/09/08
Tonight's Meal
Was a very simple King Prawn sweet chilli stir fry. I use a sauce from a packet as it works a treat. The cooking bit takes about 5 mins top otherwise it's over-done.
300 grams raw King Prawns
Fresh broccoli floriets cut in half
Red and green capicum
Snow peas
Baby corn
Sweat chilli sauce recipe packet - or - sweet chilli sauce with fish sauce, oyster sauce and soy sauce...
Quck stir-fry the prawns (peeled) in oil for about 60 seconds. Toss in all vegies and stir-fry for a further 1-2 mins. Add the sauce and stri-fry for another couple of minutes then let sit for a minute or two with heat on very low. Serve over a bed of hot drained noodles... Vegies must be firm and prawns just cooked.
My wife loves it and so do I.
Vince.
Work smart and fish often.
Member and die-hard supporter of the mighty West Coast Eagles.
Angiieee1588
Posts: 9
Date Joined: 28/12/10
yummm
that stir fry will be the next thing I try that sound delious. I love me some stir fry.
Thanks everyone for you ideas, apprieciate it
xx
Faulkner Family
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Date Joined: 11/03/08
best way to cook seafood is
best way to cook seafood is to experiment with the basics. all food can taste great or shite, only way to learn is to try. we all have our favourite ways of cooking food but it might not suit others. in most occasions simple is best. i do prefer pan fried fish and sometimes i might sprinkle a bit of lemon pepper on it
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
carnarvonite
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Date Joined: 24/07/07
Lesson
One very important lesson to learn with cooking fish-------DO NOT OVER COOK it, nothing puts me off eating fish more than if its over cooked and its so very easy to do.
Faulkner Family
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Date Joined: 11/03/08
gotta agree with you there
gotta agree with you there John. just under cook it in the pan and by the time you chow down it is ready. the heat in it keeps it cooking
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
sea-kem
Posts: 15016
Date Joined: 30/11/09
Shark I deep fry in tempura
Shark I deep fry in tempura batter and serve with lemon and sweet chilli sauce.
If you like Occy: Cut into good size bite pieces simmer for around 20 mins (test for tenderness as you can over cook) drain and let cool. Cut up parsley,garlic lemon juice and olive oil combine all and chill in fridge Awesome.
Herring pan fried in butter (skin down) squeeze lemon juice and salt. Best brekky ever.
Love the West!
petermac
Posts: 2946
Date Joined: 03/03/10
occy
whats the best way to skin occy when using it for bait
carnarvonite
Posts: 8672
Date Joined: 24/07/07
Knife
Sharp knife and fingers, cut what you can off then pull whats left off.
Usually I don't bother because it takes too much mucking about and the fish eat it anyway, just cut the stringers off your hook when you reckon there is too many there.
Goatch
Posts: 1011
Date Joined: 03/07/07
One of the best under rated fish
is Queenfish , fresh , first up catch and bleed then straight into the esky , knock the fillets off as soon as you get back on dry land , keep chilled , at this point an ice cold beer goes down pretty bloody well !!! , trim the fillets to make sure you get rid of all the bones and the skin , keep it simple , dust him with some flower then onto a well heated hotplate covered in olive oil , with a squeeze of lemon and maybe some cracked pepper over the top , cook till you think it's still got a couple of minutes to go and take it off the heat , allow to stand for a couple of minutes, have another beer at this point in time and reflect on how bloody good life is , eat this with your fingers straight off the plate then think to yourself why the bloody hell have I let all those queenfish go in the past !!!! if you haven't caught a Queenfish well then do yourself a favour and get your arse up north!!!!
Just one more cast , honest !!!
petermac
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Date Joined: 03/03/10
a skinny???
you have got to be kidding mate have fun catching them and let the buggers go lots better fish up north
lastcast
Posts: 218
Date Joined: 04/04/13
one thing with all seafood
is to never use fresh water, always use sea water, for cleaning,
washing, cooking. I have an extra bucket with a lid in the boat
for this purpose.