AJFISH13
06-14-2010, 10:02 PM
Well I tried carp today and it was delicious. First, Im going to give guidelines on what you can keep and what you shouldn't.
First: You can keep your carp if it's from fairly unpolluted, non stagnant water
Second: You can keep your carp if it doesn't smell horrendous
Third: You can keep your carp if it doesn't appear to be diseased
(Note: I have yet to eat a carp that is over 7lbs. so I wouldn't keep a giant, preferably a small one. Will keep you posted if there is a cutoff point as far as taste goes)
Now here's the recipe:
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. In 2 pans, place a pound of carp fillets each. Pour stewed tomatoes over them and some onion slices/rings. Then put on seasonings of choice(I did it with Adobe and oregano). Put in oven for 20-25 minutes or until fillets flake with a fork. Enjoy
When eating, be careful of the bones. However, the taste of the meat makes picking through them worth it.
First: You can keep your carp if it's from fairly unpolluted, non stagnant water
Second: You can keep your carp if it doesn't smell horrendous
Third: You can keep your carp if it doesn't appear to be diseased
(Note: I have yet to eat a carp that is over 7lbs. so I wouldn't keep a giant, preferably a small one. Will keep you posted if there is a cutoff point as far as taste goes)
Now here's the recipe:
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. In 2 pans, place a pound of carp fillets each. Pour stewed tomatoes over them and some onion slices/rings. Then put on seasonings of choice(I did it with Adobe and oregano). Put in oven for 20-25 minutes or until fillets flake with a fork. Enjoy
When eating, be careful of the bones. However, the taste of the meat makes picking through them worth it.