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Cooking Rainbow Trout - plz help how

Greka

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Cooking Rainbow Trout - plz help how,

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Anyway, I am looking for a way to cook rainbow trout on a pan, anyone got sugestions what should i do? and how? please, i am about to cook one in a hour, even late sugestions will do, i am Fisherman, but moustly i just like to catch fish.. I fish at Olcott, NY burt Dam.

Salmons, Rainbow and Brown Torouts.

Any sugestion will work, thank you for looking.

Gene
 
I suggest a thin piece of butter on the pan at medium setting. Before you cook the trout, rub some lemon into it. This is a good way (imo) to have a trout cooked without killing it's taste.

You can always go the route of rubs and spices if you feel... but just take it slow on the cooking until the end. I always sear pan fish on another pan that I have set at a hotter setting. I save the searing for the end when the fish is super tender.

Hope that helps and tastes yummy.
 
Simple - mix some dijion mustard anf brown sugar
put this paste on the fish
put a touch of oil in the pan
Cook on medium until the fish is done, which is easy to tell from looking at it -20 mins.
 
if you are cooking filets, dredge them in flour and seasonings and then sautee them in a mixture of olive oil and real butter.
Get a side of coleslaw and mashed potatoes
 
My father always broiled trout. Personally, broiled trout tasted nasty. So I can't help you much.
 
thank you all for reply, i am just confused, is butter such a main thin to use with cooking trout or its for other fish also is best?

I am planing old fasion way of a russian way, marinade it in viniger, onions, salt, garlic, Laurel leaf. 30 min saultate in that. then use flour on whole fish/ and pan fry.


anyone think its good? you think adding lemon will be good?
 
One more question for future, can anyone tell me what is a best way to unfreeze fish faster and batter from freezer?

never knew wich is best way to do that.

Thank you
 
Skin on, pat of butter and some corn meal where the guts were, squeeze of lemon. Cook on med. in a skillet with vegetable oil. Enjoy.
 
Originally posted by: Greka
thank you all for reply, i am just confused, is butter such a main thin to use with cooking trout or its for other fish also is best?

I am planing old fasion way of a russian way, marinade it in viniger, onions, salt, garlic, Laurel leaf. 30 min saultate in that. then use flour on whole fish/ and pan fry.


anyone think its good? you think adding lemon will be good?

It all depends on your taste with the whole butter thing. I like butter because it cooks in well with the fish and mostly burns off, leaving more of the fish to the taste.

I am not really a fan of putting all sorts of stuff on the meat itself. I will make stuff on the side like a redwine/tobasco/brown sugar/soysauce mix (and cook that as well in a sauce pan).

The best way to find out what you like is to try all sorts of things that you like the taste of.

 
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