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carp recipe ? Anybody

Posted By: taterpop

carp recipe ? Anybody - 01/09/14 07:05 PM

Does anyone have a good carp recipe for the grill or fried Thanks
Posted By: kdub#1

Re: carp recipe ? Anybody - 01/09/14 07:45 PM

I'd rather eat my own bellybutton fuzz barf
Posted By: taterpop

Re: carp recipe ? Anybody - 01/11/14 01:21 AM

So do you bake the bellybutton fuzz or do you fry it are maybe you just eat it raw ??
Posted By: machinist

Re: carp recipe ? Anybody - 01/11/14 01:25 AM

The only way I have ever had carp was when my Mother would pressure cook it and then make patties
out of like you would do salmon. Then she would make thin patties and fry it crispy. It was actually
very good.

Johnny
Posted By: taterpop

Re: carp recipe ? Anybody - 01/11/14 01:54 AM

Thanks Johnny I remember those poor boy salmon myself
Posted By: chefmike

Re: carp recipe ? Anybody - 01/12/14 12:09 AM

Carp is a weed eater and a bottom feeder, the flesh has an earthy taste. Back in medieval times monks used to keep them for food. The only time I have eaten carp was braised in red wine
Mike
Posted By: Dan90210 ☮

Re: carp recipe ? Anybody - 01/14/14 12:39 AM

I had an Indonesian friend gut one run a stick through it and cook it on an open fire. We ate it with a spicy sauce he had pre made for the occasion, was not terrible!


That's my only experience
Posted By: Keith Stone!

Re: carp recipe ? Anybody - 01/14/14 02:12 AM

Cedar Plank Carp

Filet the carp, salt and pepper both sides of the filet.
Place on a cedar plank that has been soaked in water for a couple of hours
Put the cedar plank with fish on it above hot coals on the bbq grill.

When the cedar plank chars completely on the bottom, scrape the fish off the plank and eat the plank.
Posted By: chefmike

Re: carp recipe ? Anybody - 01/14/14 04:18 AM

Ha ha. Love it.........
Mike
Posted By: Chevy4dr57

Re: carp recipe ? Anybody - 01/14/14 05:37 PM

In the 40's and 50's my father and neighbors would set out gill nets in the Blanco and Guadalupe river. They preferred the red horse carp which didn't get any bigger than about two pounds. They would scale the fish then filet them and cut the meat with a filet knife about every 3/8" all the way to the scaled skin. They would put cornmeal mixed with salt and pepper between the slits cut in the flesh so it would fry crisp so there weren't any bones to worry about. The skeleton was also fried. We might not have been rich, but I didn't know that. Was raised on that and deer meat.
Posted By: Droyhef

Re: carp recipe ? Anybody - 02/02/14 07:12 PM

x2 for pressure cooker and patties
Posted By: c-hoss

Re: carp recipe ? Anybody - 02/04/14 07:24 PM

Ever tride smoked carp thumb
Posted By: txshotgun

Re: carp recipe ? Anybody - 02/16/14 08:50 AM

Went to a well regarded "fish restaurant" in Omaha NE that served fried carp. That carp was TERRIBLE. Never went back. And I LOVE fish.
Posted By: CatBoss

Re: carp recipe ? Anybody - 02/16/14 07:12 PM

Not all carp are the same,some are fine eating if processed correctly
Youtube has a few proper break down vids

Once you have the right carp,processed correctly(cut up)
it can be cooked many different ways.
With decent smoking skills it will easily rival the best salmon

I get 5-6lbs from my yankee neighbor in Ohio every year and its very tasty.(not fishy)
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