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    Smile Boiled Crappie


    This is for a quick snax's... Cut filets into 3/4-1 inch square and put into boiling water for aprox 90 second depends on thickness . make a sauce of 4 parts ketcup 1 part horse radish and a squrit of lemon juice . Dip away with some chips . or what kind of sauce you like.. for those quick snacks when you don't want to fry....

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    will have to write that one down always up for that late night snack, they are cooked enough in 90 seconds to eat

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    they are cooked in 90 second normally but the water has to be boiling add a salt to the water. great when you want some quick fish after a days fishing

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    thanks will have to give it a try

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    sounds great

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    Thread moved to cooking crappie.
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    Boil em in shrimp boil for some added flavor.

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    They taste a lot like shrimp to me when cooked like this.

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    I like bluegill fixed like this also.
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    when cooked like that, we call them hobo's shrimp. We use any panfish.

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