What is the best way to cook/fry/bake/grilll a brown trout?
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I like them grilled, smoked, filleted, and fried. The only time I skin them is for fillets. To grill them I wrap them in aluminum foil with some lemon-pepper, garlic, onion, and butter. About 15 minutes a side, or when the eyeballs turn white and the meat flakes easily. To smoke them I just place them in my smoker with some sort of hardwood for flavor. When I fry them I use cornmeal and fish fry. Fry them till golden brown or when the meat flakes easily. Thats how I do The fillets and whole trout. Makes me hungry!
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I have tried trout a couple of times and didn't like them on either occasion. HOWEVER, "whiteriverguides" suggestions sound pretty tastey. Furthermore, anyone who goes by the name "whiteriverguides" probably has a pretty good idea of how to prepare brown trout. I would say take the advice above me here and run with it!!!
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GRILLED TROUT
6 med. trout (dressed for grilling)
1/4 lb. butter, melted
1/4 bottle A-1
1/4 bottle Worcestershire sauce
1 lemon
1/2 tbsp. salt
1/2 tbsp. seasoned salt
1/4 tsp. pepper
Have brown trout heads off, leave scales on, split to lay flat and gut fish. Prepare sauce and pour over fish for marinade. Keep in refrigerator for at least 1 hour. Place fish directly on grill, scales down, baste with sauce, and cook until fish flakes when basted. Usually the cooking time varies from 10 to 15 minutes. Serve immediately on warm plates. Serves 6.
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Originally posted by DanInArkinsaw View PostI have tried trout a couple of times and didn't like them on either occasion. HOWEVER, "whiteriverguides" suggestions sound pretty tastey. Furthermore, anyone who goes by the name "whiteriverguides" probably has a pretty good idea of how to prepare brown trout. I would say take the advice above me here and run with it!!!
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This is for larger brown trout, up to 10lbs. I wash the slime off the skin, dont scale them. Then I fillet them first leaving the skin on. Next I fire up the grill and get it hot. I brush on lemon juice, and sprinkle with lemon pepper seasoning and garlic powder, let stand for 10 minutes. I place them directly on the grill, NO FOIL! skin side down first. about 10 minutes (my grill is outside and its usually cold when I cook them)flip and do the other side. remove skin while on the grill and feed it to your dog, good for his skin. then flip it back on the skin side just to get grill marks. serve with fresh squeezed lemon juice. Oh these are soooo good. I cant believe the number of people I meet that dont like them. But then again< I guess thats why there is chocolate and vanilla.
MG Chuley - 31 Dec 2014 9:42 am
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