lifestudent55
04-06-2009, 20:23
I was going to try to get a picture before he got massacred, but it wasn't a pretty sight.
http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff134/lifestudent55/090406_200105.jpg
Accompanied by some deep fried sesame leaves...
http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff134/lifestudent55/090406_200132.jpg
and some lumpia.
http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff134/lifestudent55/090406_200122.jpg
Looks like you've been eating well.
what kind of fish is that Life?
never heard of the other stuff, explain whats in them.
Wow, that looked like a good meal.
That fish has some teeth.
And what is the last photo? Oompa Loompa?:eek:
lifestudent55
04-06-2009, 20:53
That's a lake trout Huntrz. And yep Debunk, they do have some teeth. You don't want to stick your thumb in their mouth to bring them in when you catch them. This is the last of the bunch we caught in Lake Superior.
Sesame leaves from the same tree where you get sesame oil and seeds. The only places I've seen them around here are Korean stores. Cut into strips and deep fry so they're crispy.
Lumpia is a Philippine egg roll.
Yep, we've been eating good.
No no oompa loompa is fatter and shorter LOL
DetectDave
04-07-2009, 05:11
Oompa Loompa Diddle Dee Dum.. thanks Lofjas for putting that in my head. I lke lake trout Life...just oily enough to grill up nicely too!
Some folks call em Mackinaw.... Good eats!
[QUOTE=lifestudent55;90495]I was going to try to get a picture before he got massacred, but it wasn't a pretty sight.
Hey Life,
That looks pretty good, and it's an awsome variety. Last year, wife and I caught a couple of good trout, and she put them in foil with some lemon wedges, and actaully steemed them in the dishwasher!!!!
I thought she was nuts!!!! But, they were actually pretty good...I won't admit that to her though :)
lifestudent55
04-11-2009, 13:32
Personally I'll stick with the oven or grill, but I have heard of steaming in the dishwasher. We've got steamers, but none big enough for one of these.