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Topic: What do you use to steak fish?  (Read 5627 times)

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Malibu_Two

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Steak salmon down to just past the dorsal fin and then fillet the tail section.

I (used to) steak salmon down to the tail section, then just keep the tail section whole for the BBQ. No meat lost.
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I like to steak out large fish with a hack saw i use only for fish, along with serrated edge knife.


 

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