Not sure what you would substitute for the sherry.
But, I expect that you know:-}}
On 07-19-22 04:22, Mark Lewis <=-
spoke to Sean Dennis about Re: Covid <=-
1 (2 1/2 pound) skinless
-center-cut salmon fillet
-about 1 1/2 inches thick
from the instructions:
2. Place salmon, flesh side up [...]
this doesn't make any sense... if there's no skin and, since it is a fillet, no bones, what difference does it make which side is up? i
mean, properly prepared, you can't tell which side of the
meat was skin
side and which was bone side... or can you? ;)
On 07-22-22 16:30, Sean Dennis <=-
spoke to Dave Drum about Re: ATK was:Covid <=-
I love salmon. Living on the middle Oregon coast where salmon is plentiful and cheap spoiled me. My doctors want me to eat more salmon
but when it's $20 a pound and I have $250 a month allotted for food,
I do not recall knowingly having mackerel.
Dale Shipp wrote to Sean Dennis <=-
Fresh Atlantic Salmon at Wegman's is $11 to $12 per pound now. We used
to buy it at $8 per pound, but that was several years ago. If you want wild caught such as you might have gotten in Oregon, the price might
well be $20 or more.
Nor do I. When I was a child, we used mackerel as fish bait. Later
on, we used canned mackerel as cat food. BUT, I have heard that like bluefish, mackerel can be quite good if eaten when caught -- but that
it deteriates rather quickly.
Not sure what you would substitute for the sherry.
But, I expect that you know:-}}
Quoting Dale Shipp to Sean Dennis <=-
Fresh Atlantic Salmon at Wegman's is $11 to $12 per pound now.
wild caught such as you might have gotten in Oregon, the price
might well be $20 or more.
I do not recall knowingly having mackerel.
Nor do I.
BUT, I have heard that like bluefish, mackerel can be quite
good if eaten when caught -- but that it deteriorates rather
quickly.
Quoting Dave Drum to Shawn Highfield <=-
The most common fish around here is catfish which some claim is
"muddy" tasting - something I have never experienced even when eating
the mud pout catfish.
the second most popular fish from these parts - carp
Quoting Sean Dennis to Shawn Highfield <=-
I love canned mackerel.
Are they anything like kipper snacks?
Quoting Shawn Highfield to Dave Drum <=-
My SIL is crazy for fishing ... catching carp for sport
polution in the lake here. It's on the list of fish to try when he
gets the right size.
Dale Shipp wrote to Sean Dennis <=-
I have forgotten, are there any other dietary things you are not
supposed to eat or that you absolutely abhor?
JIM WELLER wrote to DAVE DRUM <=-
The most common fish around here is catfish which some claim is
"muddy" tasting - something I have never experienced even when eating
the mud pout catfish.
Mud pout (bullheads) can taste muddy when caught in shallow, warm,
mud bottomed lakes. Channel cats caught in deep water, colder
rivers taste fine.
the second most popular fish from these parts - carp
You must have horrible water conditions! Are there no whitefish,
walleye, trout or even bass around there?
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JIM WELLER wrote to SHAWN HIGHFIELD <=-
tasting and full of hard to clean y-bones. Like catfish and tilapia
they are caught and eaten, even prized, in parts of the world
lacking clean rivers and lakes that support more popular game
fish.
Quoting Dave Drum to Jim Weller <=-
catfish [AND] carp
You must have horrible water conditions!
There are few "clear water" locations in easy distance (75 miles) from
my home. We do have bass
JIM WELLER wrote to DAVE DRUM <=-
catfish [AND] carp
You must have horrible water conditions!
There are few "clear water" locations in easy distance (75 miles) from
my home. We do have bass
I just spent some time Googling the Illinois and Sangamon Rivers and
Lake Decatur. They're pretty shallow and brown! And no swimming
signs abound. Sad.
... 93% of people don't check facts they read on the internet.
Quoting Dave Drum to Jim Weller <=-
Wrong lake. Should have looked at Lake Springfield (where I live)
JIM WELLER wrote to DAVE DRUM <=-
Wrong lake. Should have looked at Lake Springfield (where I live)
When I first read that it was a reservoir owned by a power company I skipped over it but I went back for a second look and yes it's large
(well long anyway), it's blue not brown, and walleyes and bass live
in it.
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