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Lenguada fish
What is the English name for the Spanish Lenguada. I had some last night and thought it was good, but the flesh was a little mushy. I prefer a
firmer flesh. Maybe it was the way it was prepared.
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Martyman
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Halibut
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If it was frozen, thawed, refrozen several times, the flesh of any fish will become "mushy" when cooked. Maybe this was the case in what you were
served.
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normally spelled lenguado I believe. And if not old, very good eating.
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Lenguado = flounder (halibut)
Bay of Conception halibut..good table fish.
Alaska's Cook Inlet halibut...better table fish. (this was a 'chicken')
Some Alaskan 'barn doors'
Lenguado 'cheek' prices in states: (Pike's Market, Seattle)
Like beacbum1A said, frozen fish can become mushy. Fish is best cooked fresh.
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we all have lenguado on our minds these days as May is when they come into the beaches for shore fishing...yum yum!
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I love Lenguado. I just bought a couple of deep fryers and I'll bet I've cooked around 300 pounds of it in the last few weeks. I'm experimenting with
batter.
Anyone have a batter recipe to share? I'll try anything.
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Have you tried corn meal with any number of seasonings?
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Hey Shari
I still don't know how to post pictures on this board. Do you still have a picture of my 44 lb Halbiut that I caught last October? If so, can you
post it for these folks?
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Caught 2 yesterday Ate em...excellent....I grill em on Mesquite coals
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
we all have lenguado on our minds these days as May is when they come into the beaches for shore fishing...yum yum! |
I can't wait to come "whisper up" some halibut shari, maybe I can stop on my way north in a week or so....dt
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Halibut are choice, any way you cook 'em.
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here ya go Howard...epic halibut...biggest we've ever seen here...that was some serious halibut whispering amigo!!!
our favorite way to catch halibut is spearfishing
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| Quote: | Originally posted by dtbushpilot
| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
we all have lenguado on our minds these days as May is when they come into the beaches for shore fishing...yum yum! |
I can't wait to come "whisper up" some halibut shari, maybe I can stop on my way north in a week or so....dt |
i smell a throwdown for the "Shore Fishing Champion de Bahia Asuncion" coming on! T-Shirt included with entry - fee proper ID.......
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[Edited on 5-9-2012 by woody with a view]
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody with a view
| Quote: | Originally posted by dtbushpilot
| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
we all have lenguado on our minds these days as May is when they come into the beaches for shore fishing...yum yum! |
I can't wait to come "whisper up" some halibut shari, maybe I can stop on my way north in a week or so....dt |
i smell a throwdown for the "Shore Fishing Champion de Bahia Asuncion" coming on! T-Shirt included with entry fee proper ID.......
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If you can wait till the end of June I'm in, they should be biting good by then....dt
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i gotta window in july. thinking BOLA but WTF? a good time is where i find it....
pray4tuna!
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when I lived on Vancouver Island, the natives always served halibut that was soooo delicious....here is how they (and I) prepare it. First, cut the
halibut into pieces about 1-2" wide and about 6" long...then rub mustard into the fillet, then do the shake and bake bag thing with flour with
whatever spices you like, garlic salt, pepper etc...then deep fry in a fry pan till golden.
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are you talking about a dry mustard?
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they just used regular old yellow mustard...the tartness just adds a certain...je ne sais quoi...bite to it and seals in the juices...so simple but so
incredibly yummy!
We're in for the halibut for the helluvit throw down in July!!!
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Notice the rocky shoreline. Most fish from beaches. I can't remember if we let this one go.
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