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seafood [2017/06/02 14:06] Leslie Cambias [Crayfish Etouffé] |
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| ====Seafood Cocktail Sauce==== | ====Seafood Cocktail Sauce==== | ||
| - | This one is easy: mix ketchup, prepared horseradish (not the “horseradish cream sauce”or whatever it’s called) and Louisiana hot sauce with a little lemon juice and Worcestershire sauce until it tastes right to you. Use with any shellfish. Maylie’s Restaurant served it with hot boiled beef brisket, yum. | + | This one is easy: mix 1/2 cup ketchup, 1 teaspoon prepared horseradish (not the “horseradish cream sauce”or whatever it’s called) and 1/2 teaspoon Louisiana hot sauce with a little lemon juice and 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce. Adjusting until it tastes right to you. Use with any shellfish. Maylie’s Restaurant served it with hot boiled beef brisket, yum. |
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| - | We never deep fried anything. Do not fry with cornmeal, it is corn flour for this job. The boxed “fish fry” lists corn flour, not meal. Also deep fry at 350°. If you want to try deep frying, by all means get a proper thermometer. It can be done in a deep saucepan, a little at a time, instead of the electric deep fry gadget. | + | We never deep fried anything. Do not fry with cornmeal, it is corn flour for this job. The boxed “fish fry” lists corn flour, not meal. Also deep fry at 350°. If you want to try deep frying, by all means get a proper thermometer. The frying can be done in a deep saucepan, a little at a time, instead of the electric deep fry gadget. |
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| ====Fish Aspic==== | ====Fish Aspic==== | ||
| + | This is made with a mild tasting fish, poached in chicken stock along with onion and a little dill and bayleaf. | ||
| - | + | See the recipe for [[Chicken#Aspic of Chicken Stock]] . Put some capers and chopped parsley in it. Serve with a green mayonnaise. | |
| - | See the recipe for [[Chicken#Aspic of Chicken Stock]] and use fish stock instead of chicken, or add some chicken stock to the fish stock. Dill makes a good addition to the fish. Put some capers in it. | + | |