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Does anyone have a good california sheepshead recipe thats easy?
OK, I just came back from fishing and caught some pacific sheepshead, white fish, calico bass, red snapper, orange rockfish, blue perch, opal eye perch, brown perch, tree fish. I seperated them and stuck them in my freezer to portion sizes. My question is, does anyone have a simple good recipe that i can use on these rockfish? Im not cooking them all at the same time but just a general recipe thats easy, im a bit bored with the same garlic, dill,lemon, butter thing I always do. Tonight I plan to cook up the sheepshead,…..
I would batter and deep or shallow fry.
You could make a potato topped fish pie. If it is a tasty fish like Blue Cod it will not need a lot of seasonings apart from a little salt. If it is more bland like Red Cod you may want to spice it up a little with some lemon pepper or something.
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