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    I'm looking for some ideas for cooking the snakehead that I'm going to pull out of Mattawoman tomorrow morning. Fried, Thai, broiled, whatever you favor, I will try them all. Thanks!!!

  • #2
    Fillet snakehead.
    Wrap fillet in tin foil.
    Put some butter, salt, and pepper on it.
    Broil on the grill for about 5-10 minutes.
    Yummmmmmm

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    • #3
      Blackened - yep Cajun style is a great way to prepare many fish species and snakehead is NO exception. Dip filets (or pieces) in melted butter, season to taste (I like it heavy) and I put a cast iron skillet in my gas grill on high heat to cook the fish in - keeps the smoke out of the kitchen.
      HOBIE: 2012 PA-14 (Dune) & 2013 PA-14 (Yellow)

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      • #4
        Don't go frying those fish before they're in the boat. Actually before they are dead and in your boat...

        My favorite recipe learned from a good friend.

        -gut fish
        -keep whole (don't filet-don't scale)
        -coat slimy skin with a thick coating of salt and old bay
        - put on grill (I think it was about 40 min. -maybe longer)
        When done, fish is very easy to seperate from skin and bones and it strongly resembles crab!
        Good luck
        John Hostalka

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        • #5
          Originally posted by jhoss View Post
          Don't go frying those fish before they're in the boat. Actually before they are dead and in your boat...

          My favorite recipe learned from a good friend.

          -gut fish
          -keep whole (don't filet-don't scale)
          -coat slimy skin with a thick coating of salt and old bay
          - put on grill (I think it was about 40 min. -maybe longer)
          When done, fish is very easy to seperate from skin and bones and it strongly resembles crab!
          Good luck
          Visualization, man. Self fulfilling prophecy. Thanks for the recipe!

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          • #6
            Last year recipes:

            1. Scale, fillet, cut into small strips, bread it with mix bread crumb, fried it up. I love this the most.
            2. Caramelized SH in clay pot. Don't ask me how, my mom cooked it. It tasted good, typical Vietnamese dish.
            3. Sweat & sour soup with SH. Similar to above, it tasted good but don't ask me to cook it lol
            4. Fish tacos: I used fish from #1


            Recipes I want to try this year:

            1. Chinese steam fish: you can easily find recipe on Youtube
            2. Masgouf: I hope I don't chop my hand of doing this. I don't have recipe for this but you can find it with a simple search.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Snakehead Hunter View Post

              2. Masgouf: I hope I don't chop my hand of doing this. I don't have recipe for this but you can find it with a simple search.
              LOL! Sharp knife and you're good bro! Pierce the head then cut down towards lips, move down closer to lips and repeat until you cut through all the way.

              SH is a delicious fish anyway you make it.
              -Mustafa
              ابو مسقوف AbuMasgouf (Aboo-Mas-goof ): Fish Roast Papa
              2016 Hobie Outback
              2012 Hobie Revolution 13
              "Be humble to whomever you learn from and whomever you teach."-- Imam al-Sadiq (as)

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              • #8
                I wrote this a long time ago but its still a decent recipe. http://www.snaggedline.com/showthrea...so-s-Snakehead

                The next time I catch one I'll either smoke the filets lightly and make a creamy smokey stew with heavy cream, fish stock, bay leaves, cayenne, marjoram, garlic, potatoes, peas, corn, and chives.
                OR
                Cut it in chunks sear it hot and fast with thai chilies, coriander, cumin, ginger, garam masala, onions, garlic, and then simmer in coconut milk, fish sauce, lime juice, and honey for a spicy but pleasant curry.
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by kanvery View Post
                  I wrote this a long time ago but its still a decent recipe. http://www.snaggedline.com/showthrea...so-s-Snakehead

                  The next time I catch one I'll either smoke the filets lightly and make a creamy smokey stew with heavy cream, fish stock, bay leaves, cayenne, marjoram, garlic, potatoes, peas, corn, and chives.
                  OR
                  Cut it in chunks sear it hot and fast with thai chilies, coriander, cumin, ginger, garam masala, onions, garlic, and then simmer in coconut milk, fish sauce, lime juice, and honey for a spicy but pleasant curry.
                  Nice!!
                  -Mustafa
                  ابو مسقوف AbuMasgouf (Aboo-Mas-goof ): Fish Roast Papa
                  2016 Hobie Outback
                  2012 Hobie Revolution 13
                  "Be humble to whomever you learn from and whomever you teach."-- Imam al-Sadiq (as)

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                  • #10
                    Appreciate the tips Mustafa. I'm really looking forward to try Masgouf.

                    Originally posted by AbuMasgouf View Post
                    LOL! Sharp knife and you're good bro! Pierce the head then cut down towards lips, move down closer to lips and repeat until you cut through all the way.

                    SH is a delicious fish anyway you make it.

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                    • #11
                      Remove head & gut snakehead...no need to remove scales.
                      Place in aluminum foil-lined glass casserole dish
                      Squirt on organic lemon juice
                      Surround with organic peas, corn, green beans, spinach,squash,onions(any combination)
                      Douse w/organic olive oil
                      Sprinkle with Frontier's Veggie Pepper & Old Bay
                      Cover w/foil and make several piercings
                      Bake @400 degrees for 20-30 mins, depending upon size of fish...
                      Longer if 2 or more fish are being cooked at once.
                      Enjoy your meal w/a beverage of your choice!

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                      • #12
                        Scale and gut (I also cut out the gills),
                        completely coat in kosher salt, stuff with favorite herbs, etc.
                        This one I stuffed with Lemon grass and Jalapenos.
                        Grill for 10-15 mins on each side.
                        Serve family style and let your guests eat the eyeballs.

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