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jewie

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  1. i was after some ideas as to how i cook bronzie.i tried baking it and wasn't keen on it.so im open for suggestions, all i have in mind is to batter and deep fry it but for such a thick meat surely there is a wild recipe out there????

  2. i have experimented with a fillet of bronzie and heres how it wenti got a piece of aluminium foil and gave it a light spray with oil then placed the fillet onto it.i put 2 knobs of butter on the fillet along with paprika, sea salt, cracked pepper and as i had no onions i used some onion salt.i baked it for around 30 minutes on 160 degrees celcius.i am yet to eat it but it smells so nice.i will post how it fared in about half an hour.

  3. you would think with all those toxins in the fish they would be dead?..surely it cant be that bad. i believe in keeping the breeders released but there is a bag of 10 fish a day as long as that is followed along with the size limit there shouldnt be much problem. maybe we should try get a minimum and maximum size limit if its going to have big effects on the future bream stocks???and as said before i think this post was to stir the pot.

  4. i have froze the wings for bait but might try em if you think they are ok....i found an easy way to get the tentacles off in one piece today. cut below the eyes and slice em off, then flip it over and pull the beak off.doing some more later tonight.

  5. you will need tommie fillets ( or whatever fish you want)pack of instant batter mix plain flourlemon salt n pepperadd water to batter mix and salt n pepperflour the fish , wipe into batter , fry and put on a wire tray. burlz told me to do this as it stops them going soggy.serve with salad n tartarePosted Image

  6. simple recipe and tasty as hell.approx 500g squid tentacles or rings1 red capsicum finely slicedoregano and parsleywhite vinegar waterand a touch of oilboil a saucepan of water. add squid and capsicum. cook until the squid is white or approx 60 seconds.leave to cool and then put in jars along with oregano and parsley finely chopped. add 3/4 white vinegar and top up with water and a touch of oil. the oil helps the herbs stick to the squid when taken out of the jars.leave overnight minimum and enjoy!!!feel free to add different flavours and pickling advice

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