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Cajun Catfish Courtbouillon
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That looks spicy and yummy.
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Looks good Buster. Don't set that paper on fire. ;)
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And where is the recipe? I'd be interested in giving that one a go.
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Mmmmm....busterb's cooking...:love:
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Sign me up for anything cajun.
I've got some catfish in the freezer I've been itchin' to do something with so if you have the chance to post the recipe I'd love to give that a try. I haven't had much luck with cajun recipes tho. I have a beans and rice recipe that takes three days to make (longer if you count the pickle meat preparation) and it comes out flat as a board - no pizzaz, no kick... no "cajun." I guess with Cajun - either you got it in your veins or you don't but I'm too stubbornn to give up (and too hungry!) :drool: I can post the beans and rice recipe if anyone's interested. Its a fantastic recipe in the hands of a capable cook. |
My bad.
This dish is actually a sauce piquant. The recipe states 8 servings. Maybe for hogs. I basically halved it and was plenty for about 8, served over rice. 2 onions, 2 bell peppers + 1tbs ground Chipotle. This is easily divided by two if you have less fish... 5 lbs. redfish, cut into pieces 1 cup cooking oil 4 (6 oz.) cans tomato paste 6 (8 oz.) cans tomato sauce 3 lg. onions chopped 3 bell peppers, chopped 4 small jars sliced mushrooms 6 large cloves garlic, minced 1/2 bunch shallots, chopped 1/2 bunch parsley, chopped Juice of 2 lemons 1 tablespoon Tabasco 1 qt. water salt & pepper Brown fish in oil, remove and set aside. Brown onions in oil, add tomato paste and tomato sauce. Smother for about 1 hour over low heat. Add bell pepper, mushrooms, garlic, shallots, parsley, lemon juice, Tabasco, salt and pepper to taste, and water. Cook for 1/2 hour. Add fish and cook for 15 minutes. Stir gently so as not to break up fish. Sauce Piquant - A hot spicy stew made with tomato paste or sauce, roux and most any meat available. The most popular is seafood, fish, chciken, turtle or alligator sauce piquant. |
Dinner at Buster b's House !!!!
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Oh, yah!
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I'm definitely making this, it looks really good... although I can't imagine that it has enough heat just from tabasco.
I wish we could get alligator up here... I guess I'll try it with catfish and mudbugs... Thanks Buster! |
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You need at least a 6 Qt. pan for this deal, at 1/2. Full recipe, maybe a wash pot? |
i will benefit from this thread
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I have a few tricks to this, if anyone is interested.
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OK. Off top of my & Bud's head.
Catfish is an oily fish. The recipe calls for red fish which isn't. One has scales, other has skin. So I'd cut back on oil. Quote:
Used 1/2 cup oil in recipe, which I later blotted out part with paper towels. So cut back. As for lemon juice, I put 3 Tbs to start, later a big squirt from bottle. The 1 Tbs of hot sauce isn't enough, so just add red pepper or what ever you like and taste. Green onions. Have no idea, just a bunch from freezer, maybe a cup. I only had dried parsley, so about 1/4 cup. Perhaps just leave the garlic at 6 cloves, up to you. It cannot be rushed on cooking time. |
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