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    Same for us on the canned deer. Will sure let y’all know how it turns out. Vacation coming up for turkey season and slab hunting soon!


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    Quote Originally Posted by tnduxcaller View Post
    If you are going to eat it on crackers, look up pickling fish, like pickled herring you get in grocery stores.
    Oh, now pickled is a good thought.

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    Good idea. Never thought of canning crappie
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    I did the pickled version a year or 2 ago; I followed the version on Youtube by "5 Year Plan". I used a combination of panfish; crappie, bluegill, perch.

    Canning brine is 8 cups white vinegar, 5 cups white sugar, 1/3 cup pickling spice. I added 2 tablespoons of red pepper flake and extra peppercorns. I did 1/2 of the canning recipe so added 8-10 extra peppercorns. Used some onion slices, too.

    I thought it was pretty good, certainly not a meal in itself but as a snack or just a bite of something different now and again it was just the ticket.

    EDIT to add: REMINDER... Fish must be frozen first to kill any parasites; the 1st brining step actually firms them up a bit once they thaw.

    Last edited by 6poundtest; 04-04-2020 at 03:43 PM.
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    First batch of canned crappie on the stove. Used whole small crappie, scaled, gutted and head/ fins removed. Can’t wait to make crappie cakes!


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