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Charlie
 Post subject: Re: cooking silver perch
PostPosted: Apr 6th, '13, 12:58 
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Looks tasty.

Did you harvest some perch Gaz? Give Col's steam jobby a go, its really nice. I just pulled a few out today and will be steaming them up for dinner tonight.
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Has anyone tried them as sashimi yet?
a simple recipe - fillet, season, flour, fry in shallow oil till flesh is just set.
Place on clean plate, rinse the cooking pan and sling a large knob of butter in, heat till it starts to fowm, when the foam bubbles get very small and change colour pour in the juice of a lemon plus a heaped dessert spoon of chopped parsley/corriander and instantly tip it over the fish.
If you burn the butter sling in a dessert spoon of chopped capers instead.
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 Post subject: Re: cooking silver perch
PostPosted: Apr 6th, '13, 18:32 
Had a feed of fish & chups myself tonite...

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Portuguese style tonight...


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Well I didn't want to be left out so here is my attempt at steaming SP. What a sensational recipe! Will definitely be doing this again.

That said, I have found both fish I have cooked so far to have a 'taste' that does not appeal to me. I will try purging the rest to see if that helps.

Does anyone know if I grabbed a 200l drum, salted to (7ppt)? and ran an air bubbler, could I purge fish in there for a week without extra filtration?


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 Post subject: Re: cooking silver perch
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gazza wrote:
Does anyone know if I grabbed a 200l drum, salted to (7ppt)? and ran an air bubbler, could I purge fish in there for a week without extra filtration?

If you had been feeding them up until you caught one out and then cooked it would have a bit of a muddy taste. If you dont feed for a few days whilst they are in your main tank Ive found the 'taste' to subside. That having said, if you did that, than put them in a barrel with aerator and not feed for another week on top that it should be even better again. No filtration required.
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Darn it, looks like another trip to BYAP to grab a blue barrel :whistle:
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You poor bastard. It would be terible to be able to 'go down the road' to BYAP :D
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Yep and if you make it a 'family outing' it even gets the tick of approval from the trouble and strife :thumbleft:
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I fed the fish in the morning and harvested this one at lunchtime. No off flavours and I got the tick of approval from the judge.
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I filleted her and fried with lemon pepper on the sandwich toster. Both sides cooked at once.
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 Post subject: Re: cooking silver perch
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Did you cook it up on the UCD Faye? Looks yummy :thumbleft:
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 Post subject: Re: cooking silver perch
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:headbang: You guessed it Charlie :lol: :thumbright:
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You poor bastard. It would be terible to be able to 'go down the road' to BYAP :D


Ummm, guys ?


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I have no sympathy for you whatsoever SV - I have been fishing along that coast line
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