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#1949211 - 02/06/08 03:53 PM Re: Best way to prepare Crappie [Re: coach_lancaster]
Big_CatEM Offline
Extreme Angler

Registered: 12/26/05
Posts: 2735
Loc: Keller Area
I like an egg/milk baste, mainly for added nutritional value and help with the breading. Nothing wrong with that, man.

To each their own I say.
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#1992837 - 02/20/08 06:18 PM Re: Best way to prepare Crappie [Re: Big_CatEM]
Trento Offline
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Registered: 02/09/08
Posts: 19
Loc: Jacksonville TX
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#1998460 - 02/22/08 09:12 AM Re: Best way to prepare Crappie [Re: TreeBass]
Brian Spagnola Online   content
TFF Team Angler

Registered: 09/17/05
Posts: 4473
Loc: McKinney Texas
You cant mess up fresh crappie as long as the oil is the correct temperature.

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#2003769 - 02/24/08 12:01 PM Re: Best way to prepare Crappie [Re: Bassman74]
k5blaser88 Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 02/09/08
Posts: 119
 Originally Posted By: Bassman74
I use dipitz brand batter in cajun flavor and I roll my crappie fillets in mustard before I batter them.I promise you people rave over it when I cook any kind of fish.Youjust cant go wrong.


musterd on fish is the best way in my opinon tasty tasty tasty

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#2003783 - 02/24/08 12:07 PM Re: Best way to prepare Crappie [Re: Old Geezer]
k5blaser88 Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 02/09/08
Posts: 119
 Originally Posted By: Old Geezer
heat the bar b q grill, lightly coat filets with olive oil and sprinkle with tonys
place on non stick foil and place on grill leaving the foil
open close grill and cook until fish flakes place a table spoon of jack cheese on top of eack filet and some finely dice tomatoes and green onions on top
When cheese is melted it's done.
mike



im going to try that today in a few hours

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#2015703 - 02/27/08 11:18 AM Re: Best way to prepare Crappie [Re: k5blaser88]
kodys'papa Offline
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Registered: 07/19/05
Posts: 4181
Loc: west tawakoni
zatarans and add cayenne, black pepper and garlic powder
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#2113749 - 03/27/08 01:48 PM Re: Best way to prepare Crappie [Re: Brian Spagnola]
LeePhan79 "TheNightFisher" Offline
Angler

Registered: 03/04/08
Posts: 278
Loc: Rowlett, Texas
i eat them raw with some wasabi and soysauce.


Edited by LeePhan79 (03/27/08 01:49 PM)

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#2116029 - 03/28/08 08:10 AM Re: Best way to prepare Crappie [Re: coach_lancaster]
spiny norman Offline
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Registered: 07/13/06
Posts: 700
Loc: Shady Shores
 Originally Posted By: coach_lancaster
Actually now that I think about it

I put the fish fry mix in a big ziploc bag. I put 3 or 4 filets in there (after the milk/egg bath, close it up, and shake the carp out of it.
Easy way to batter



Seams to me if you didn't put the carp in there in the 1st place, there wouldn't be any need to shake it out.

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#2143033 - 04/05/08 02:38 PM Re: Best way to prepare Crappie [Re: spiny norman]
dbourbon Offline
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Registered: 05/19/04
Posts: 152
Loc: Arlington
Crappie tastes too good to cover up with a really thick batter. Don't soak them. Use a ratio of 1 cup of cornmeal to a tablespoon of flour; salt, pepper; a tiny bit of cajun seasoning to taste. Spread the mix out in a shallow pan, pat the crappies with it on both sides and fry. The temp should be about 350-375. I like whole crappies better than fillets cause when you pull the meat off the bone only one side is breaded - more crappie taste, less breading. But it sure is easier to fillet them than scale 'em.
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#2171067 - 04/14/08 12:13 PM Re: Best way to prepare Crappie [Re: spiny norman]
PoNeY Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 12/14/07
Posts: 128
Loc: Lubbock
 Originally Posted By: spiny norman
[quote=coach_lancaster]Actually now that I think about it

I put the fish fry mix in a big ziploc bag. I put 3 or 4 filets in there (after the milk/egg bath, close it up, and shake the carp out of it.
Easy way to batter



Seams to me if you didn't put the carp in there in the 1st place, there wouldn't be any need to shake it out. [/quote

HAHAHAHA
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