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    Question Fillet strip appetizers


    I used to have a recipe where you would cut bream or other fish fillets into strips, boil them for a short period of time (until just cooked so they will be firm), throw them into iced water to stop the cooking and then eat them with cocktail sauce. They tasted a lot like shrimp. I had seen it in some outdoor magazines, but I have lost it. Do any of you have a recipe like this? I would sure like to see one.

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    I have heard of using bluegill for this, never tried it myself.

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    We use crap and shrimp boil for fish fixed like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by porboy298 View Post
    We use crap and shrimp boil for fish fixed like that.
    porboy, remind me to never eat fish at your house!! LOL It's amazing the difference one little letter can make.

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    Yeah, crap was definitely not an ingredient in the recipe I had.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blairarnold View Post
    I used to have a recipe where you would cut bream or other fish fillets into strips, boil them for a short period of time (until just cooked so they will be firm), throw them into iced water to stop the cooking and then eat them with cocktail sauce. They tasted a lot like shrimp. I had seen it in some outdoor magazines, but I have lost it. Do any of you have a recipe like this? I would sure like to see one.
    ill have to try that, it sounds like it would taste good:D
    Men and fish are alike. They both get into trouble when they open their mouths.

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    Up here in Minnesota we call it "Perch Cocktail" but I'm sure any panfish will work.Here's the recipe.

    Perch Cocktail

    3 slices lemon
    2 tablespoons salt
    12 cups water
    1lb. yellow perch,skin removed,cut into 3x 1/2-inch strips
    Crushed Ice


    In a 6-quart Dutch oven or stockpot,combine water,salt and lemon.Bring to a boil over high heat.Reduce heat to medium.Add perch strips.Cook,uncovered,for 3-5 minutes,or until fish is firm and opaque and just begins to curl up.Lift fish out of water with slotted spoon and immediately plunge into ice water.Leave fish in ice water until completely cooled.Serve fish strips on a bed of crushed ice with homemade cocktail sauce.

    Homemade Cocktail Sauce

    1 cup chili sauce
    2 tablespoons fresh lime or lemon juice
    1/2 teaspoon prepared horseradish

    In a small mixing bowl,blend in all ingredients. Chill for at least 45
    minutes to blend all flavors together.
    CrappieMagnet

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    Thanks. That may not be the exact recipe I had, but it is pretty similar. I know that it's quick, easy, and good. I bet fishwish's suggestion of cooking it with some crab boil would be good, too.

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    Darn Fellows, That didn't come out right. You really have to be a Dumb Texas Redneck to misspell a 4 letter word. Oh well, I've done worse.
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