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On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 15:12:34 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote: ~~ snippage ~~ The book includes a recipe which is similar to those used with Esox lucius, the Northern Pike. Lots of strong-tasting stuff is placed in the cavity of the whole fish, which is braised in the oven. Then, the fish is covered in a mushroom, mussel, shrimp, oyster & white wine concoction and served. I figured it for a strong meat - maybe like bluefish? I'm was never much for strong tasting fish meat, although in years past, I have had smoked bluefish which is very good. If I ate this kind of stuff, I think I would prefer smoked. Later, Tom |
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