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Thanks Fleaman,
I'll give it a go. Charlie "Fleaman" wrote: "Charliec" wrote in message .. . I want to pan fry trout, but would like to butterfly them to flatten them out prior to frying. What would be the best approach to butterflying trout - cut down the center of the backbone?? Or is there a better approach to accomplishing this? Thanks Charlie ************************************************** **** Charliec Why not just filet them like a walleye etc, cut out the back bone and the ribs. I do it with the larger trout 13"+ and it works fine to fry. Anything smaller than that its cooks pretty easily gutted and left whole(I cut the head off). Butter and garlic is my favorite followed by butter and Mrs Dash. ************************************************** **** Charliec |
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