What are you cooking today.
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Well, you know those Dos Equis commercials? With the most interesting man in the world?
Let's start a petition to get Oddball to be that guy now. Because he is legitimately the most interesting man in the world
Lol,
"I don't usually get on internet forums, but when I do, it's on MonsterFishKeepers!"
Here's a gator recipe my mother got from a Chef at The Lemongrass Restaurant in Miami. We tried it a few years ago and remade it twice again since then (We just never ate it in front of Ruby):
Most folks fry gator which, IMO, makes the meat too chewy. May as well eat pencil erasers. I prefer to marinate and slow cook gator to tenderize it. After the main cooking is completed, you can always place the meat under the broiler of pass it quickly over the grill to caramelize the surface.
Most folks fry gator which, IMO, makes the meat too chewy. May as well eat pencil erasers. I prefer to marinate and slow cook gator to tenderize it. After the main cooking is completed, you can always place the meat under the broiler of pass it quickly over the grill to caramelize the surface.
Oddball, you should make a sticky in the lounge of all those recipes. It's be a ton of work, but you could potentially find a way to fax recipes over to people. Or just find someone with one of those Neat scanners, and upload them all to your computer and post them in a sticky.
Would be an awesome resource
Thanks so much for that. I'm saving this and I'll see what I can do later.
On a side note, how was ruby contained? Or was she just too well fed to want to leave?
Perhaps I can do hobby-related seafood recipes. I have a ton I've gathered from the 66 countries I've visited. A lot of the recipes include fish we pay top dollar for placing in our aquariums. How about some smoked pacu, grilled IR shark, or marinated snakehead? And, don't forget the hot vegetable covered live eel (weather loach) soup.
Might be a better idea.
This would allow people to do something with their big pacu, ID sharks, snakeheads, etc.
We had to install a concrete curb around the pond and a chainlink/turkey wire fence all around. To her credit, she never tried leaving her pond. In fact, the only time she ventured up the 30 foot embankment was whenever we showed up carrying a white bag. That meant she was going to get treats.
