Flint Mitch
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Nice!These were a gift, all I had to do was cook and eat
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Nice!These were a gift, all I had to do was cook and eat
Thread derailment....These were a gift, all I had to do was cook and eat
Not really. A big one around here is the size of a large man's hand. Most filet the wonderful little slabs off and some just got, scale, and coat with seasoned flour and fry in butter. Either way its probably the best fish I've ever had!I’ve never clean blue gill. Any different than any other fish
I’ll have to try them. I can find some larger ones here. Just never tried themNot really. A big one around here is the size of a large man's hand. Most filet the wonderful little slabs off and some just got, scale, and coat with seasoned flour and fry in butter. Either way its probably the best fish I've ever had!
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Salt, pepper, garlic powder, sprinkled with flour and dill. Then pan fried in butterThread derailment....
What did you coat them with and what is the herb on top?
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Dill n fish work well togetherSalt, pepper, garlic powder, sprinkled with flour and dill. Then pan fried in butter
Butter and blue gill is what I like to season mine with.
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Discard worthless blue gill anyway you like.
Interesting. It says not to clean with a citrus based soap but it contains citric acid.
Sesame oil works good
After every time I use a pan, I put it on the stove and get it good and hot. Then put a few drops of oil in it and wipe out with a paper towel
ExactamundoIf I have to scrub them or rinse them out that's exactly what I do. If I just cook something that doesn't stick, like frying a couple of eggs or grilling a sandwich or a burrito I just scrape any crusty bits out and hang the pan back on the hook.
don't see a name on it anywhere