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 Bluegill fillets baked in lemon butter
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05/12/16 12:49 AM
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Well, I finally got around to baking bluegill fillets in lemon butter. They exceeded my expectations and I will definitely be cooking them this way often. Mixed a very small amount of fresh squeezed lemon juice (one teaspoon) in about 3/4 stick of melted butter and mopped it on the fillets after I had salted and peppered them and sprinkled on some Old Bay seasoning. Thanks Banker for telling me to only use a small amount of lemon juice. As you said, only enough is needed to give it a little flavor.  
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Re: Bluegill fillets baked in lemon butter
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05/12/16 01:39 AM
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Dfitz
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Nice and healthy, well done!
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Re: Bluegill fillets baked in lemon butter
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05/12/16 02:25 AM
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Thanks Fitz. I thoroughly enjoy eating fresh fish, always have. Like any kind of seafood.
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Re: Bluegill fillets baked in lemon butter
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05/12/16 02:48 AM
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banker-always fishing
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Well, I finally got around to baking bluegill fillets in lemon butter. They exceeded my expectations and I will definitely be cooking them this way often. Mixed a very small amount of fresh squeezed lemon juice (one teaspoon) in about 3/4 stick of melted butter and mopped it on the fillets after I had salted and peppered them and sprinkled on some Old Bay seasoning. Thanks Banker for telling me to only use a small amount of lemon juice. As you said, only enough is needed to give it a little flavor. Nicely Done Sir! It just don't get any better! 
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Re: Bluegill fillets baked in lemon butter
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05/12/16 03:45 AM
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crope1
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something is missing here....oh yea,ice down Modelos! good looking meal right there....
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Re: Bluegill fillets baked in lemon butter
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05/12/16 11:56 AM
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Thanks for the reply crope1. A good cold beer has always gone well for me with Mexican food, but not so much for fish. Guess I'm still in the training stage, huh?
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Re: Bluegill fillets baked in lemon butter
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#11599491
05/12/16 06:35 PM
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Gitter Done
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Well, I finally got around to baking bluegill fillets in lemon butter. They exceeded my expectations and I will definitely be cooking them this way often. Mixed a very small amount of fresh squeezed lemon juice (one teaspoon) in about 3/4 stick of melted butter and mopped it on the fillets after I had salted and peppered them and sprinkled on some Old Bay seasoning. Thanks Banker for telling me to only use a small amount of lemon juice. As you said, only enough is needed to give it a little flavor. Two Words! FANTASTIC POST! 
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Re: Bluegill fillets baked in lemon butter
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05/12/16 08:49 PM
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SlowDown
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Thanks for the reply Gitter Done. All of you guys on the Bluegill/Sunfish forum have greatly improved my sunfish catching and cooking during the past few years. This is a great sport that we are blessed to enjoy.
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Re: Bluegill fillets baked in lemon butter
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05/16/16 09:24 PM
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Laker One
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Well, I finally got around to baking bluegill fillets in lemon butter. They exceeded my expectations and I will definitely be cooking them this way often. Mixed a very small amount of fresh squeezed lemon juice (one teaspoon) in about 3/4 stick of melted butter and mopped it on the fillets after I had salted and peppered them and sprinkled on some Old Bay seasoning. Thanks Banker for telling me to only use a small amount of lemon juice. As you said, only enough is needed to give it a little flavor. Two Words! FANTASTIC POST! I totally Agree!
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Re: Bluegill fillets baked in lemon butter
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05/16/16 10:44 PM
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SlowDown
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Thanks Laker One. Will be time to do it again in another day or two. :-)
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Re: Bluegill fillets baked in lemon butter
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05/17/16 12:15 AM
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highcountry
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Looks mighty tasty! Nice mix of protein, starch and fiber, too...
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