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13 minutes ago, muledeerarea33? said:

I’ve been outa the piccata game the past few months. Got a chunk of cod that’s begging for some capers and lemon. Tonight is freezer roulette. I think it’s chicken? Tupperware says “serve over rice” so I got rice goin. Got married last week and haven’t really been shopping yet. 

I never make it without thinking of you, no homo. Recommend thin spaghetti 

 

married? Jesus Christ. Congrats 

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1 hour ago, muledeerarea33? said:

I’ve been outa the piccata game the past few months. Got a chunk of cod that’s begging for some capers and lemon. Tonight is freezer roulette. I think it’s chicken? Tupperware says “serve over rice” so I got rice goin. Got married last week and haven’t really been shopping yet. 

Congrats dude!

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4 minutes ago, eddielasvegas said:

It's just wrong this is not oriented correctly.  And here I did not think it could look any tastier than the original post but it sure does.  😋

And congrats to @muledeerarea33?

 

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Thank you my bro. website is tricky sometimes. 

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Griddle fried grouper rib rack, came off an 85 lb er. It was fantastic !  Never  would have thought of it, but the local fish cleaner suggested it. Between the ribs and the collars, I think we’d been leaving the best parts of our big fish behind for years. Started keeping the collars two years ago , and love them.

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Im really not trying talk shoot just conversation, I don’t like the collars. They’re fishy to me. Pretty much every well regarded cut from Japanese culture I don’t care for. The collars, the tuna belly, those are the fishiest cuts on the fish. I’d compare it to ribeye and filet I guess. Never tried the ribs 

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The trick to the collars is to cook the heck out of them at a higher heat than normal  due to the cartilage from the fins. The one from this fish was at 400 for 45 minutes and it fell apart.  A little Johnnie’s seasoning on the meat side before grilling , peel the skin , and stand back!  Pure boneless meat.

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That looks great!

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The boy decided he wanted smoked trout this weekend so we went to the lake. Friday was pretty slow with no keepers but Sunday they turned on good. It was his first time throwing spinners and now he is hooked. My wife did a brown sugar and honey brine that turned out amazing! 

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Baked yellowtail, asparagus and some rice with coco aminos!

 

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On 3/29/2025 at 7:39 PM, NOTAGS said:

Griddle fried grouper rib rack, came off an 85 lb er. It was fantastic !  Never  would have thought of it, but the local fish cleaner suggested it. Between the ribs and the collars, I think we’d been leaving the best parts of our big fish behind for years. Started keeping the collars two years ago , and love them.

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Solid meal, yah collars and belly, nothing better!

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Homemade pizza all the way through. Pesto for the base sauce, leftover strip steak, caramelized onion, good parm, moz, etc. 

 

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37 minutes ago, Big or Bust said:

Homemade pizza all the way through. Pesto for the base sauce, leftover strip steak, caramelized onion, good parm, moz, etc. 

 

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dang that looks great. I love using protein from another meal to make a second…

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