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Thread: Carp Recipe

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    I don't care what anyone has to say about Carp! Fresh Carp cooked on an open flame at a camp fire! can't beat it :D!!!!

    Even my friends couldn't believe carp tasted that good!
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    Hogs will eat anything including you if you lay still for them,my grandfather knew a man who raised hog who had a heart attack and fail partially into the pen and when they found him he was partially left,gone from head to below shoulders!

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    There was a Preacher in Floydada, Texas in the 1960's that made the best carp patties. He would fillet the carp like a crappie, then cut out the mud vein and pressure-cook. I sure wish I had his recipe!

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    My grandpa used to fix them like this:

    Gut them, cut the head off (use a hatchet)
    split in half (again with the hatchet)
    Salt them down and put them in a big old crock (or washtub, or bucket) for 24 hours - with the salt, they make their own brine.
    hang in the smokehouse and smoke them just like you would a ham.

    End result - you can't tell the difference between smoked carp and smoked salmon.
    That's the only way I've even eaten carp, and it was really good.

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