Damn son, perfect egg!Chicken cobb salad: curried chicken breast, bacon, carrots, feta, avocado, egg, & spinach
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Salmon & veggies
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That's a $30 chunk of fish out here. Used to get it for free back in my commercial fishing days.Halibut w/ sweet potato & veggies
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What kind of salmon? I would venture to guess coho or spring, fillet looks to large to be a pink salmon and not red enough to be sockeye.Chicken cobb salad: curried chicken breast, bacon, carrots, feta, avocado, egg, & spinach
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Salmon & veggies
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It costs about $20/lbs here. I picked up a couple of pounds last week. That's six or seven servings.That's a $30 chunk of fish out here. Used to get it for free back in my commercial fishing days.
Looks good!
Coho. About half my freezer is full of coho and sockeye. I'm trying to have salmon at least twice a week so I can make room for other things. It's a good problem to have.What kind of salmon? I would venture to guess coho or spring, fillet looks to large to be a pink salmon and not red enough to be sockeye.
Absolutely! I only have canners, sent to me by my mom and brother back on the west coast.Coho. About half my freezer is full of coho and sockeye. I'm trying to have salmon at least twice a week so I can make more for other things. It's a good problem to have.
I miss halibut. Beer battered, burgers and tacos. Red snapper is an okay substitute I guess!It costs about $20/lbs here. I picked up a couple of pounds last week. That's six or seven servings.
Seattle.Absolutely! I only have canners, sent to me by my mom and brother back on the west coast.
Sockeye is far too expensive to justify. Pinks are great for their affordability taste awesome as well. My go to is the simple brown sugar soy sauce and throw the fillets on the grill.
Are you from the PNW?
Have you looked to see if the local fisherman sell fresh halibut off their boats in the harbour? I imagine you could get it cheaper than $20 per lbSeattle.
I typically just do S&P with some lemon juice. I also have a locally made salmon rub. I forgot exactly what is in it. Brown sugar and a bunch of spices/herbs. I do the soy sauce thing sometimes too. Today was S&P with some butter.
That is what I do.Have you looked to see if the local fisherman sell fresh halibut off their boats in the harbour? I imagine you could get it cheaper than $20 per lb
We used to sell our catch at the docks when the price per pound was low. $4-$5 per lb. Mind you that was over 20 years ago now
Not this year. I'm sure I could head down to Fisherman's Terminal and buy it off the boat for cheaper, but with COVID, I've been trying to stay home. I ordered that last couple of pounds from Costco and had Instacart deliver it to me. Using Instacart bumps up the price, but I don't want to wait in line at Costco. I've seen photos online of the lines, and they are only letting so many people into the warehouse at a time. I'll pay someone else to do that while I work and make a lot more money. It's worth it for me.Have you looked to see if the local fisherman sell fresh halibut off their boats in the harbour? I imagine you could get it cheaper than $20 per lb
We used to sell our catch at the docks when the price per pound was low. $4-$5 per lb. Mind you that was over 20 years ago now
I've caught my share of bucket heads (ling cod over the years) up to 70lbs and they're ferocious.That is what I do.
Can get it at just under half price at the docks.
There is a guy who gives out his number and will come 60 miles inland and sell for half of what the fish markets charge...he will meet you in a parking lot...cash only, and you have to buy 100-150 worth at a time.
I hit that guy up about 5 times a year...Salmon and Lingcod(I catch Lingcod from my ocean kayak once or twice a year)
Image of lingcod
amazing creature
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InterestingI've caught my share of bucket heads (ling cod over the years) up to 70lbs and they're ferocious.
The pic you shared is called bile pigment, it turns the fish's skin and meat that turquoise colour. Nobody has a clue how it happens though. Affects a lot of the bottom feeding fish
I don't like boats I can't stand up and take a piss off of the side. Each to their own, but Kayaks and canoes are no bueno for me.Interesting
I saw one with some blue turquoise color, but not like that picture
Usually they are darker and kinda dark brown
I have never caught one over 30
One of the monster ones could be really hard to get into my 14 foot ocean kayak
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I would probably fall in trying to load into my boat and get eaten by a great white shark
haha
I used to surf and kayak waves so it feels pretty safe...plus I only have small boats, wish I had a nice big one.I don't like boats I can't stand up and take a piss off of the side. Each to their own, but Kayaks and canoes are no bueno for me.
Largest fish I've caught in my fishing days was a 265 lb halibut. I was 16 and pencil thin. Skipper took a photo of me dressing it, and all you could see was my ass sticking out of its belly.
Are those the fish with the blue meat?Interesting
I saw one with some blue turquoise color, but not like that picture
Usually they are darker and kinda dark brown
I have never caught one over 30
One of the monster ones could be really hard to get into my 14 foot ocean kayak
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I would probably fall in trying to load into my boat and get eaten by a great white shark
haha