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Topic: New way to skin a fish  (Read 2675 times)

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MikeinFresno

  • Salmon
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  • Date Registered: Jul 2010
  • Posts: 831
I have seen some eating the small panfish, bones n all, but didn't know they ate the bigger ones scales n all...I thot I knew, silly me


APayne

  • Salmon
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  • Location: Scotts Valley
  • Date Registered: May 2014
  • Posts: 134
Did this monkey whole last night.

Skin was delish.  :smt003

Ate the heck out of the whole thing.   :smt004

 :smt006

Sincerely,

Jim

I think monkeys are my favorite eating fish.  :smt044. So delicious! I will try one withy the skin next time I catch one.
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  • Cabeza de Martillo
  • Location: Costa de Oro, BCS
  • Date Registered: Jan 2011
  • Posts: 7705
Freeze it flat.
Vegetable peeler.
Less meat wasted.
Less fishy smell when fried :smt001

REALLY??? :smt044 :smt044
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ex-kayaker

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Why would this method be better than a skin-off fillet when the fish is still fresh?


I usually freeze with skin on. I don't cook fish the same all the time, occasionally I'll toss em on a low heat grill, skin down and the meat separates perfectly from the skin once cooked with no charring or meat falling between the grill.


I don't get the peeler though.  I can skin a filet in one swoop without losing meat.  That just looks messy and time consuming.
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