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Title: Why didn't you people tell me that whiting fish fillets
Post by: Butterbean on March 19, 2006, 11:55:02 AM
are nasty? :P
Title: Re: Why didn't you people tell me that whiting fish fillets
Post by: Bast175 on March 19, 2006, 12:21:58 PM
Great for dieting.  I was buying a 2lb bag for $2.50.    If you add some tomato sauce to them it drowns out some of the fishy taste.
Title: Re: Why didn't you people tell me that whiting fish fillets
Post by: Butterbean on March 19, 2006, 12:38:16 PM
Great for dieting.  I was buying a 2lb bag for $2.50.    If you add some tomato sauce to them it drowns out some of the fishy taste.

It wasn't so much the taste as the texture :P  Oh and the look of it.... :P

What kind of tomato sauce do you use Bast?  Plain out of the can or like a marinara?
Title: Re: Why didn't you people tell me that whiting fish fillets
Post by: Migs on March 19, 2006, 12:51:19 PM
Actually they aren't that bad.  Try adding lemon/lime juice to it.  Let it sit for about ten minutes then cook it.  If they are too fishy, you can soak it in milk for a bit and that will help.  Texture wise there isn't much you can do.  Only way would be to dredge them and sautee them.
Title: Re: Why didn't you people tell me that whiting fish fillets
Post by: sarcasm on March 19, 2006, 01:20:42 PM
It wasn't so much the taste as the texture :P  Oh and the look of it.... :P

What kind of tomato sauce do you use Bast?  Plain out of the can or like a marinara?
make your own, 3 cans of Hunt's whole tomatoes, a third of a cup of extra virgin olive oil, 1 clove of garlic, half an onion chopped, salt, pepper and whatever fried meat you want.
Title: Re: Why didn't you people tell me that whiting fish fillets
Post by: Butterbean on March 19, 2006, 01:47:43 PM
Actually they aren't that bad.  Try adding lemon/lime juice to it.  Let it sit for about ten minutes then cook it.  If they are too fishy, you can soak it in milk for a bit and that will help.  Texture wise there isn't much you can do.  Only way would be to dredge them and sautee them.

Thanks for this info but I don't think I'll eat them again..on purpose.

make your own, 3 cans of Hunt's whole tomatoes, a third of a cup of extra virgin olive oil, 1 clove of garlic, half an onion chopped, salt, pepper and whatever fried meat you want.

That sounds good....have you ever tried it w/balsamic vinegar in it?
Title: Re: Why didn't you people tell me that whiting fish fillets
Post by: sarcasm on March 19, 2006, 05:00:45 PM
Thanks for this info but I don't think I'll eat them again..on purpose.

That sounds good....have you ever tried it w/balsamic vinegar in it?
nope, i like old fashioned gravy.