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Red, White, and Bluegills

Author
Dustin and Nick, Hunters gone Podcasters
Published
Mon 09 Jul 2018
Episode Link
http://www.huntavore.com

Episode 2 Bluegills


Term: Freezer Treasure:  Meat that is found in freezer with no marked date or no memory or date put in freezer


Catch Em


Basic Fishing pole


6# mono, Bobber, Sinker (Aberdeen) Hook


Live Bait:  leaf worms, wax worms, crawlers


Keep Em


Cold is Best


Cooler with Ice.  Keeps fish fresh, and fish expire from the cold


Cut Em



Boneless/Skinless:  Slice from the gillplate to the tail, flip and slice off the skin with scales.  Most Efficient


Boneless/Skin on:  Scale fish with scaler or knife edge, slice the same as Boneless/Skinless method but leave skin.  Semi-Efficient Added Quality


Whole Fish:  Scale entire fish, start at top of shoulder (just behind the head) cut down along gill plate removing the head.  Cut the belly and wipe out innerds.  Semi-Efficient Added Quality



Fry Em


Dry or Wet batter


To season or not to season, its your fish.


Used Simple Dry Batter of 2:1 (flour to corn meal)


Oil needs a high smoke point for quick fry of the fish and batter.  Oil temp needs to be 350*-375* F


Good: Peanut


Better: Canola


Best: Soy


Done in batches to not drop the oil temp too far


Fish is done when batter is crunchy, flesh is flaky and white


 


Nick’s Cautiously Spicy Tarter Sauce


Serving Size: Dinner for 2


Prep Time: 5 minutes


Calories per serving:  Are you serious?!?



1C Mayo (Hellmann’s was used)


1/4C Dill Pickles (knife chopped)


1tsp Pickle Juice


1 1/4tsp Lemon Juice


3/8tsp Cayenne Pepper


Salt to Taste



Chop pickles with knife to get desired consistency


Combine: Mayo, Pickles, Pickle and Lemon Juices in a bowl, mix


Add Cayenne, small amounts at a time, mixing and tasting to desired heat.  


Add Salt


Chill to allow flavors to mix, serve


 

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