LBKayakDude
04-19-2015, 02:08 PM
I posted in general forum since it's more about the recipe than the report. Went out at the jewel yesterday (Apr. 18) with my buddy. Best weather we ever had. Basically glass all day long except for an hr around noon. No yellowtail just some rock fish and my buddy caught a couple sand dabs. Got the rock fish on 6x salas Jr in red crab color with some squid pinned on. Launched at sunrise and landed around 3.
After fileting the fish last night I saved the heads and bodies with the intention of making some fish soup this afternoon. I didn't have a recipe, just an idea in mind with what I had on hand at the house. Here's how it went down...
Built the stock with water, sea salt, and a little olive oil. Brought to a boil then tossed in the carcasses and one new mexico dried chili :). Lightly boiled for 20 min then strained. Picked off all the yummy fish bits out of the heads and bodies.
Poured the strained stock back into pot and brought to light boil. Quick pan sear on some carrots and shallots then tossed those in. Squuezed in the juice of a couple limes with a touch more sea salt and a couple spoonfuls of hoisin sauce. Then tossed in some diced celery heart and diced tomatoes. Added two crushed garlic cloves and a couple dashes of tapatio. Added the fish bits and let everything simmer together for a few min. Tasted and added more lime juice and sea salt untl it was perfect. I'm very happy with the end result. Had some chopped cilantro to garnish the bowl with after but forgot to add that. Was still phenomenal. Bon appetit 😊 😋
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After fileting the fish last night I saved the heads and bodies with the intention of making some fish soup this afternoon. I didn't have a recipe, just an idea in mind with what I had on hand at the house. Here's how it went down...
Built the stock with water, sea salt, and a little olive oil. Brought to a boil then tossed in the carcasses and one new mexico dried chili :). Lightly boiled for 20 min then strained. Picked off all the yummy fish bits out of the heads and bodies.
Poured the strained stock back into pot and brought to light boil. Quick pan sear on some carrots and shallots then tossed those in. Squuezed in the juice of a couple limes with a touch more sea salt and a couple spoonfuls of hoisin sauce. Then tossed in some diced celery heart and diced tomatoes. Added two crushed garlic cloves and a couple dashes of tapatio. Added the fish bits and let everything simmer together for a few min. Tasted and added more lime juice and sea salt untl it was perfect. I'm very happy with the end result. Had some chopped cilantro to garnish the bowl with after but forgot to add that. Was still phenomenal. Bon appetit 😊 😋
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