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Sharksbaja
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| Quote: | Originally posted by monoloco
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Right on Sharktooth!
When the oil or fat used to fry that fish looks like used motor oil it's time to eat grilled. Much healthier for you too.
Seriously, how often do you think the average vendor changes his motor oil?
Then again some folks love all those accumulated flavors oozing out of their taco.  |
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Somehow I don't think "green Tacos" or "green hamburgers" will catch on.
Jesse, so true!
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For the record the location of the taco hut just south of TS is in the village of El Pescadero. Across the street and just south of the Pemex that
give you 9% less than a full litro.
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Seriously, how often do you think the average vendor changes his motor oil?
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My wife changes oil (canola) every time she cooks, and only uses Ling Cod (prefferably green) at the Punta Banda Cafe. 
Bob Durrell
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Bob
Next time we're up north we definitely will stop for dinner...
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Best fish tacos
Another vote for GRILLED dorado or wahoo.....cleaned and ice IMMEDIATLY after YOU catch it.....on YOUR boat, over mesquite coals....at YOUR
campsite....on the SEA OF CORTEZ....overlooking Cerralvo Island....after a long day fishing and freediving....and little to eat. A little olive oil,
pepper, onion, and lime....cooked only until the instant it is cooked thru and thru....NOT OVERCOOKED! Fresh salsa, beans of your choice, NOT FROM
THE CAN, brown rice, cabbage if you can find it, and fresh tortillas, heated on the fire. Small amount of beans, rice, salsa, cabbage and 80% fish.
Pre assemble 5 tacos, dig to the bottom of your huge ice box, pull out two Pacificos, pull up your favorite chair, point it towards Cerralvo Island,
with your boat anchored out front, and eat!
Jesse is correct, this is the meal of a simple fisherman, me .....but, I can eat these for my health.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by durrelllrobert
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Seriously, how often do you think the average vendor changes his motor oil?
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My wife changes oil (canola) every time she cooks, and only uses Ling Cod (prefferably green) at the Punta Banda Cafe. |
You have a very good wife!
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Sharksbaja
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Ahhh, Cabezon. Yep green or blue till ya cook it. The ling cod here has white tissue.
I agree with frying it because it's quite a fishy fish.
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Hola sharks, sorry to disagree with you but lingcod bled and iced after it's caught doesn't smell or taste fishy at all even after it's frozen for a
couple of months. cooks up great battered and fried or even better, vera cruz style. makes a fantastic taco too.
cooks up very nicely.
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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Sharksbaja
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Right on Rat!
Ling cod is an awesome fish.
In fact, I have 35 pounds of fresh fillets for tomorrow night. It's our annual Seafood and Whine Festival here in Newport.
It's a special entree I serve it up ala coco y limon de tropical. Very tasty fish!
Many folks confuse ling cod and cabezon. Some folks love it.
Not my fish of choice.
Fishy and smelly are two different things my friend. I can't imagine what unfresh fish even tastes like!
[Edited on 2-26-2010 by Sharksbaja]
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Sharksbaja
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Btw, Cabezon that I used to catch regularly in So Cal. and the fish the have in NoCal are different fish imho. and much better tasting. Perhaps it's
the cold water I dunno.
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