walleye for dinner
First, a sheet of non-stick aluminum foil by Reynolds called "release". Put your fillets on there then brush with melted REAL butter. Season as you like. I used Penzey's "chesapeake bay" seasoning on one fillet and their "world of flavor" seasoning on the other two. Get grill really really hot , then lay foil/fillets on grill. only takes couple three or four minutes per side depending on thickness.
great stuff! |
Looks healthy and tasty !!
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Looks very good.
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Very nice!
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Nice fish!
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Now that's some good eatin' there!!! Love Walleye!
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Mmmmm good cookie !!
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Very Nice. Looks tasty.
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Looks great!
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Looks great! I love walleye, will give your method a try...thanks!
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I'd hit that!
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That looks good! Don't guess I've ever had walleye, but it sounds like I need to find some to try!
James. |
walleye is great. brings back memories of shore lunch in canada :)
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We used to dust them in corn meal and fry em. Yum!
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I could do something similar with the Bluefish I have in the freezer.... That sounds good.
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