The New Cleaning & Cooking Fish: The Complete Guide to Preparing Delicious Freshwater Fish

Front Cover
Quarto Publishing Group USA, 1999 - Cooking - 160 pages
Learn the various methods for cleaning fish, from field dressing to filleting to cleaning. Find out how to cook your catch, from broiling to poaching to smoke cooking. Create mouthwatering appetizers, salads, soups and chowders, and main dishes such as baked walley and ratatouille.

There's over 120 different recipes, all shown beautifully in full-color photographs. Substitutions and nutritional informational is provided help make your fish cooking as simple and healthy as possible.

 

Selected pages

Contents

Introduction
5
Initial Care
6
Field Dressing
8
The Art of Filleting
10
Pan Dressing Fish
17
Y Bones
18
The Lateral Line
19
Cleaning Catfish Bullheads
20
Microwaving Fish
57
Barbecuing Fish
61
SmokeCooking Fish
65
Open Fire Cooking
69
Serving Tips for Fish
74
Recipes
79
Appetizers
81
Fish Salads
89

Steaking Large Fish
25
Using All of the Fish
26
Storing Fish
29
Cooking Techniques
33
Fish Substitution Guide
34
Recommended Cooking Methods
35
Panfrying Fish
36
DeepFrying Fish
41
Broiling Fish
44
Poaching Steaming Fish
49
Baking Fish
53
Oven Frying Fish
55
Fish Soups Chowders
95
Main Dishes
101
Fish Complements
131
Sauces
137
Preserving Fish
143
Pickling Fish
144
Seviche
146
Canning Fish
148
Gravlax
150
Nutritional Chart
152
Index
156
Copyright

Other editions - View all

Common terms and phrases

About the author (1999)

Sylvia Gashline has won several awards for her articles and photos dealing with a variety of outdoor subjects. She has served as president of the Pennsylvania Outdoor Writers Association and as a board member of the Outdoor Writers Association of America. Sylvia has roasted brook trout over a campfire in Maine, panfried crappies in a Kentucky campground, barbecued largemouth bass on a Texas ranch, and poached lake trout in the wilds of Saskatchewan, all while gathering information for her books and magazine articles.

Bibliographic information