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- From: paige@magellan.Colorado.EDU (Kerrie Paige)
- Newsgroups: rec.food.recipes
- Subject: blackened redfish
- Date: 22 Feb 1994 09:18:29 -0500
- Organization: University of Colorado, Boulder
- Message-ID: <2kd47l$hhu@s.ms.uky.edu>
- References: <2jh3o2$d68@s.ms.uky.edu>
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- I don't have a recipe per se, but I have made blackened redfish
- before, much to my husband's delight :-). Here's what I do:
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- Get some red snapper (or other firm white fish) in very thin fillets.
- Often you can get the shop to cut the fillets they have thinner for
- you. Dip the fillets in melted butter and cover liberally with
- a blackened fish spice mixture. We use Paul Prudhomme's (sp?)
- Blackened Redfish Magic. Then cook in a heavy cast iron skillet
- until done (if memory serves, its about 5 minutes per piece).
- You must use very,very high heat. In the summer, we cook the
- fish outside over a flame or very hot coals. In the winter
- use a garage if you've got one. This dish smokes like crazy
- and I don't imagine a smoke detector would like it much!
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- Sorry for the vague instructions. The bottle of spice mix
- has instructions. If anyone out there has a better/different
- method and/or a recipe to make the spice mix, I'd sure love
- to hear it.
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- --Kerrie
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