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r/fishtew • u/randoh12 • Nov 13 '12
How to prep a fish for grilling.
r/fishtew • u/randoh12 • Aug 26 '11
Okay...this is too funny...wanna fish?
bookofwarcraft.comr/fishtew • u/Scooter_Dooder • Jul 09 '19
Your best ceviche recipe?
Went to Fiji earlier this year and, while there, had a local ceviche dish that blew my mind. I want to say it was literally as simple as the fish in lime juice, avocado, and tomato but there could have been more going on.
Getting together with family this weekend and would love to whip some of it up using the fish of my people - Walleye :)
Any suggestions on what to throw in there?
r/fishtew • u/Kilian84 • May 11 '18
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r/fishtew • u/LaoShiSOS • Mar 24 '16
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r/fishtew • u/vovandopylis • Jan 08 '16
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r/fishtew • u/[deleted] • Nov 14 '12
What are your favorite recipes?
Do you prefer simple, or complex? Grilled, steamed, baked fish?
My personal favorite is simple: clean a fresh-caught rainbow trout, salt and season it (some cayenne pepper, black pepper) then throw it over an open flame. Serve with lemon. Yum!
r/fishtew • u/Syedshah5001 • Dec 27 '18
Aquarium accessories in Bangalore #Aquarium store visit Banglore
r/fishtew • u/fishinggggggg • Feb 08 '18
Any Fish Similar To Sprat? Smelt Maybe?
Hey guys I'm wondering if there is any fish species in Nova Scotia similar to "Sprat" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprat) that can be found in other countries.
They are basically small sardine type fish, and don't get bigger than 3- 4.5 inches (12 cm) at most. They're great for frying up, and you eat them bone in (gutted) since they are so small.
I've seen a few signs people have up selling smelts, but I'm worried they might be much larger than what I'm looking for.
If anyone is able to give me any info about this I would really appreciate it, thanks guys (sorry for xpost)
r/fishtew • u/rieslingatkos • Aug 04 '17
First genetically engineered salmon sold in Canada
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r/fishtew • u/bmow15 • Aug 07 '16
Here are some great salmon recipes you are gonna love!
r/fishtew • u/just_posts_food • Jun 28 '16