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TCLynx
PostPosted: Sep 21st, '10, 09:21 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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How good is AP!!!!
I guess you still get a kick out of having a meal without leaving home Rupe?


That is the part I like best about all this AP and raising gardens and animals stuff.

Trout envy, hum, I guess I'll have to try eating trout before I'll know about that.
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RupertofOZ
PostPosted: Sep 22nd, '10, 00:29 
Pulled some shallots tonite... :D


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PostPosted: Oct 12th, '10, 18:28 
Fished this Silver out of the trout tank tonite for tea... was swimming around on the surface, but not apparantly in trouble...

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Spotted another two doing the same thing... fished them out and put them into the perch tank... they're fine... :dontknow:
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Seems he's past "trouble" now!!! Hope he tastes good!!!
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TCLynx wrote:

Trout envy, hum, I guess I'll have to try eating trout before I'll know about that.



To me trout tastes like a mild version of salmon. Almost halfway between a white fish and salmon (red fish). I noticed the AP trout aren't as red as the trout caught in the wild. Anybody else notice that too? Personally I love the taste because I like salmon but always thought it could be a little too strong. Trout does have a lot of little bones but it fillets easy or if you fry it the little bones become edible.

I guess it just depends on the person, some don't like trout.
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PostPosted: Oct 12th, '10, 23:42 
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Nice fish Rupt
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RupertofOZ wrote:
Fished this Silver out of the trout tank tonite for tea... was swimming around on the surface, but not apparantly in trouble...


Ooh ooh, I know why, I know why! ...

It doesn't have a head or any guts! It was probably a little distressed so was swimming at the top :wave:
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RupertofOZ wrote:
Fished this Silver out of the trout tank tonite for tea... was swimming around on the surface, but not apparantly in trouble...


But it went looking for "trouble"... :headbang:
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gemmell wrote:
RupertofOZ wrote:
Fished this Silver out of the trout tank tonite for tea... was swimming around on the surface, but not apparantly in trouble...


Ooh ooh, I know why, I know why! ...

It doesn't have a head or any guts! It was probably a little distressed so was swimming at the top :wave:



:laughing3: you may be onto something.

Great looking fish Rupe, I've never eaten silvers but the flesh looks good and firm
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Rupert, your trout are spectacular :) very inspirational!
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Come on Rupe!!! How did that Silver taste??? Mine are eating like crazy now and the water temp is just 16oC. My wife is on my back to eat one... but I'm still holding back.
By the way... how did you cook yours???
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RupertofOZ
PostPosted: Oct 14th, '10, 18:12 
Colin, Silver Perch are very mild in flavour... as are to some extent all freshwater fish....

For people brought up on strong saltwater fish... snapper,bream etc... it might take a few feeds to appreciate a freshwater fish like Silvers....

I just pan fried that one.... which isn't probably the best way to do Silver Perch...

Being mild flavoured... one of the advantages of Silver Perch is it will readily take up other flavours... and baked, curried, souped, stewed etc... gives you endless options...
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RupertofOZ
PostPosted: Oct 24th, '10, 09:58 
Trout for tea tonite.... definitely plate sized... :mrgreen:


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C'mon Rupe, you could have got toes in that shot as well you know!
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PostPosted: Oct 24th, '10, 10:20 
:oops: .... sorry, forgot...
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