something smells fishy

edited November 2007 in Chit chat
....yes its my dinner. i cooked some rainbow trout fillets for my tea last night, i shallow fried them in oil with some rocket and some other leafs. they were tasty, yummers.

what other ways can i enjoy some home cooked sea food???????

please note i dont have a fish kettle or an oven. so only grilled or fried recipes please. and if you have any ammusing stories about fish meals please feel free to post them.

PS im going to take my girlfreind crab fishing (catching) at some point in the future, does any one have any tips on how to accomplish this. she reckons you are supposed to use small cocktail sausages on a line to catch crabs, but i dispute this claim. (note, i am being truthfull and its not a weak joke about STD's.) also you can post your stories about catching crabs here. (note to DMboozefreak, please resist the urge to reply with your STD stories.)
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  • edited November 2007
    Who are you and what have you done with Miles?

    Actually, looks like someone's prediction from a couple of weeks ago has come true... She's got your balls in a jar on her shelf doesn't she?

    Andrew
  • edited November 2007
    Who are you and what have you done with Miles?

    Actually, looks like someone's prediction from a couple of weeks ago has come true... She's got your balls in a jar on her shelf doesn't she?

    Andrew

    no of course not, its just if i stop cooking her interesting meals she might not like me anymore.

    but the crab fishing looks fun, we saw some kids doing it in a bay, they had lots of them in a bucket. they had a simple fishing line. it looks like a cheap fun activity, where you can eat a meal at the end of it, yum!!
  • edited November 2007
    You can cook fish pretty well in a microwave if you have one of those. The secret is to 'boil' it in water in the microwave and have it on a lowish setting...dont nuke it (if its north sea fish its already irradiated enough).

    Plain old boiled fish with a squeeze of lemon and a blob of butter. You don't need so fancy shamncy ingredients with it.

    Interesting fish/fishing anecdotes:

    I caught a shark while sea fishing in the gulf of mexico...only a little 3 ft one but it was the best fish I ever ate...very light and tasty.

    I nearly drowned fishing at Bridlington when my mates 'dingy' capsized in 5ft waves (I told him we were gonna die when I saw the sea). His flares had failed to go off when I tried and had a sell by date of 1979 on them (it was about 1994). I waved to people on the 'cliff' to get help and they just waved back and carried on their walk.

    Fortunatley we clung to a bouy that was nearby till other fisherman picked us up.

    Edit: crab fishing I though you just tied a piece of chicken to a string...they cling on and dont let go and you just pull em up.
  • edited November 2007
    Who are you and what have you done with Miles?

    Actually, looks like someone's prediction from a couple of weeks ago has come true... She's got your balls in a jar on her shelf doesn't she?

    Andrew

    Anyone looking for the real Miles...



    ...won't find him here. But at least I've never cooked a meal for a girl to try and impress her...! :p
  • edited November 2007
    mile wrote: »
    no of course not, its just if i stop cooking her interesting meals she might not like me anymore.

    but the crab fishing looks fun, we saw some kids doing it in a bay, they had lots of them in a bucket. they had a simple fishing line. it looks like a cheap fun activity, where you can eat a meal at the end of it, yum!!

    The lady doth protest too much, methinks.

    Andrew
  • edited November 2007
    kilometre wrote: »
    Anyone looking for the real Miles...



    ...won't find him here. But at least I've never cooked a meal for a girl to try and impress her...I have however made many waves with the boys.! :p

    realllllly....
  • edited November 2007

    I'm glad you had to show a link to Hamlet in the knowledge that he's not smart enough to know that! :lol:

    Edit: /stirs the pot (with the fish in it).
  • edited November 2007
    Actually, to be a bit more helpful, these are good recipes... (never let it be said that I hindered Mile's efforts to get some action)...

    Blackened Snapper
    Trout Amandine

    If I'm looking to score (some points with the wife) that's what I cook her - with Asparagus on the side for some "phallic-suggestive-vegetable" goodness.

    Andrew
  • edited November 2007
    beanz wrote: »
    realllllly.... Tell me more!

    You'll have to cook me a fish supper before I'll let you anywhere near my waves... Don't get nothing for free in this world.
  • edited November 2007
    kilometre wrote: »
    You'll have to cook me a fish supper before I'll let you anywhere near my waves... Don't get nothing for free in this world.
    WHy not just post using your proper log-in after all you have been outed... :razz:
    I wanna tell you a story 'bout a woman I know...
  • edited November 2007
    karingal wrote: »
    WHy not just post using your proper log-in after all you have been outed... :razz:

    Beanz would lose all interest then. Men, eh. :cry:
  • edited November 2007
    Actually, to be a bit more helpful, these are good recipes... (never let it be said that I hindered Mile's efforts to get some action)...

    Blackened Snapper
    Trout Amandine

    If I'm looking to score (some points with the wife) that's what I cook her - with Asparagus on the side for some "phallic-suggestive-vegetable" goodness.

    Andrew

    thanks, not sure ive seen snapper in tescos. but i'll give the trout a go........after ive cooked her the recipe.

    good story Scottie, very exciting. i'll post back with my crab fishing tale when it happens.

    chicken sounds way to expensive to catch crabs with, could it be spam?
  • edited November 2007
    monty.mole wrote: »
    Beanz would lose all interest then. Men, eh. :cry:

    yup, kilometer is absorbing the gay jibes beanz usually aims at me. :p
  • edited November 2007
    mile wrote: »
    yup, kilometer is absorbing the gay jibes beanz usually aims at me. :p
    I'd be a bit nervous about putting the words 'absorbing' and 'gay' in the same sentence...
    I wanna tell you a story 'bout a woman I know...
  • edited November 2007
    mile wrote: »
    thanks, not sure ive seen snapper in tescos. but i'll give the trout a go........after ive cooked her the recipe.

    good story Scottie, very exciting. i'll post back with my crab fishing tale when it happens.

    chicken sounds way to expensive to catch crabs with, could it be spam?

    You can use the snapper recipe on any flaky white fish.

    Andrew
  • edited November 2007
    karingal wrote: »
    I'd be a bit nervous about putting the words 'absorbing' and 'gay' in the same sentence...

    it's better than 'taking' or 'recieving' which i think are gay code words for something them lads do.
  • edited November 2007
    mile wrote: »
    it's better than 'taking' or 'recieving' which i think are gay code words for something them lads do.
    There speaks a seasoned expert...
    I wanna tell you a story 'bout a woman I know...
  • edited November 2007
    You can use the snapper recipe on any flaky white fish.

    Andrew

    like fish that say they are gonig to meet you in a pub then dont turn up?

    i thought all fish was white and flaky, except tuna which is grey.

    i should have mention, apart from battered fish from brids eye or the chip shop, ive only ever eaten a porper fish twice in my life, and one was last night.
  • edited November 2007
    mile wrote: »
    like fish that say they are gonig to meet you in a pub then dont turn up?

    i thought all fish was white and flaky, except tuna which is grey.

    i should have mention, apart from battered fish from brids eye or the chip shop, ive only ever eaten a porper fish twice in my life, and one was last night.

    Meh... you can't really go wrong with that one... Just use cod...

    Although I could do without hearing what you've eaten out of your bird's (one)eye - especially when you seem to be talking about eating pooper fish last night. And I hope you cleaned your teeth this morning.

    Andrew
  • edited November 2007
    My favorite fish is plaice. Can't get it here though (unless it has a different name but I don't think so).

    Buy your old lady some plaice its very creamy and light (like your complexion) while she is eating it do the old 'they say fish is an aphrodisiac crap'.

    If you have your blue pill ready the night should be a success.
  • edited November 2007
    beanz wrote: »
    My favorite fish is plaice. Can't get it here though (unless it has a different name but I don't think so).

    Buy your old lady some plaice its very creamy and light (like your complexion) while she is eating it do the old 'they say fish is an aphrodisiac crap'.

    If you have your blue pill ready the night should be a success.

    i have already mounted that challenge, using the tried and tested aphrodisiac ......... wine.

    didn't you used to get plaice in chip shops?
  • edited November 2007
    mile wrote: »
    didn't you used to get plaice in chip shops?

    Aye, all the top class Chippies did plaice. Think it was more expensive though so not so many did it.
  • edited November 2007
    Cooked fish is overrated. I love sushi. A sushi meal in a good sushi restaurant is my idea of a perfect meal out. It doesn't leave you feel all bloated either.
  • edited November 2007
    Winston wrote: »
    Cooked fish is overrated. I love sushi. A sushi meal in a good sushi restaurant is my idea of a perfect meal out. It doesn't leave you feel all bloated either.

    urg i feel sick, how can you eat a fish that hasn't been cooked, it'd make me ill.
  • edited November 2007
    I really like cooked fish but yeah i do love sushi. Worked in Paris a fair bit and the local sushi restaurant there was amazing and so so cheap. Wasnt all raw fish, some nice grilled skewers also in the set meal.

    The sushi here is just plain and boring, the stuff in Tescos/M&S is edible but not that spectacular
  • edited November 2007
    psj3809 wrote: »
    I really like cooked fish but yeah i do love sushi. Worked in Paris a fair bit and the local sushi restaurant there was amazing and so so cheap. Wasnt all raw fish, some nice grilled skewers also in the set meal.

    The sushi here is just plain and boring, the stuff in Tescos/M&S is edible but not that spectacular

    of course its cheap its not been cooked, you could just buy a fish off a fisherman and eat that.

    its like buying potatoes from the chip shop and eating them.
  • edited November 2007
    mile wrote: »
    urg i feel sick, how can you eat a fish that hasn't been cooked, it'd make me ill.

    How do you know if you've never tried it? I'm sure you've had smoked salmon, which is merely smoked and not cooked.

    I also like my steaks so rare a good vetinarian could bring them back to life. They taste so much better than the typical unadventurous cook-it-for-20-minutes until it's bone dry method of cooking a steak that goes on around here!

    On the other hand I don't buy meat/fish from a supermarket. A proper butcher's or fishmongers shop that has a good reputation and prepares the meat properly makes a big difference.
  • edited November 2007
    Winston wrote: »
    Cooked fish is overrated. I love sushi. A sushi meal in a good sushi restaurant is my idea of a perfect meal out. It doesn't leave you feel all bloated either.

    I thought I had had sushi but a couple weeks ago I went to the Alley theatre in downtown Houston and there was a Jap sushi place opposite. It was literally just strips of raw fish (none of those rice roll things). 12 strips...a couple of which looked like a tentacle (spell check just chose testicle). Anyway...I ate em so as not to look like the 'the repressed English dude' all nonchalantly like I have it everyday.

    It was good......bloody bill for that and 2 beers was $81 though....my wallet didn't feel bloated after it either.
  • edited November 2007
    beanz wrote: »
    I thought I had had sushi but a couple weeks ago I went to the Alley theatre in downtown Houston and there was a Jap sushi place opposite. It was literally just strips of raw fish (none of those rice roll things). 12 strips...a couple of which looked like a tentacle (spell check just chose testicle). Anyway...I ate em so as not to look like the 'the repressed English dude' all nonchalantly like I have it everyday.

    It was good......bloody bill for that and 2 beers was $81 though....my wallet didn't feel bloated after it either.

    you should have sent them back asked them to be cooked and served with some chips......... whist whistling colonel bogey while you waited. thats what a proper englishman would have done.
  • edited November 2007
    beanz wrote: »
    I thought I had had sushi but a couple weeks ago I went to the Alley theatre in downtown Houston and there was a Jap sushi place opposite. It was literally just strips of raw fish (none of those rice roll things).

    It's not sushi if it doesn't have rice in it - sushi translates as 'vinegared rice'. What you had there is probably sashimi.

    So there.
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