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Thread: Pickled crappie

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    Default Pickled crappie


    Start with enough fillets(I scale and leave skin on,optional)that will fill a qt jar
    2/3 full when cut into bite-size pieces. Can double/triple this recipe.

    Soak fish pieces in a cold place for 24 hrs in brine made of 1 c pickling salt to 6 cups water. Drain, then cover with white vinegar for 24 hrs in cold place.Drain.
    Pack jars with alternating layers of fish and onion slices. Cover with pickling sauce made of 1 c white sugar
    1 c white vinegar
    2 Tbsp mixed pickling spices-gently boiled/stirred for 5 min and
    allowed to cool.
    Keep in fridge and enjoy. I have kept them for up to 8 mos. with no problem.
    Pretty much like pickled herring in wine sauce. Let sit a couple weeks before eating for pickling to penetrate.

    I have added a few garlic cloves, peppercorns, dill sprigs, and a jalapeno or 2
    split and seeded(I boiled them with the sauce to be safe).
    Shoer,
    12th Degree Ninja

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    Thanks shoer, soon as I get me a few I'll give em a try.

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    Default New Batch 10-1-08

    Did these without skin, added dill, cayenne pepper, peppercorns.
    Just over 1 gal.

    In jar without pickling sauce yet.




    Ready for fridge. Fish & onions will settle after a few days .
    Shoer,
    12th Degree Ninja

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    Looks like something I ate in Korea, Pretty good actually.

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