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Thread: Fresh Snapper and smashed spud

  1. 17-11-2012, 06:29 PM #1
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    Fresh Snapper and smashed spud

    Mashed spud with lots of butter cracked pepper and a finely chopped red onion.

    Snapper fillet cut into manageable sized portions
    Flour salt and pepper in a packn save bag fillets in and bit of a shake to coat
    Fryed in butter.
    Packet hollandaise sauce cos feeling lazy :thumbup:
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  3. 17-11-2012, 08:05 PM #2
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    Envious of that VC. Good feed of fresh fish is hard to top.
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    All my favourite food groups! A trip to nelson just for that would be good enough for me VC.
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    Re: Fresh Snapper and smashed spud

    Id offer to take you out neckshot but i don't own a boat!
    Mikee does tho

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    Good one ya mean prick!!! Just keep rubbing it in

    You and sneeze will be in for a hard time when I catch up with ya's. I dont pour little slugs of whiskey
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    Re: Fresh Snapper and smashed spud

    Stay tuned for another one tonight

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    Il get into it in a minute Eeebees, Just lubricating my throat after a long day of fumes and stress
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    Sorry, VC, of course...
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    It is up there now EeeBees. Raw Fish
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    I'd leave the skin on it & use Seafood coating instead of flour .
    Works with the bland stuff like king fish too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    falconhell wheres the watties?
    Saving it for the mud fish
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