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Red Fish on the Half Shell
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You've got lots of good advice for the fish, Only thing I would add is that my fav is over mesquite lump charcoal. Get it ripping hot, then put the fish on the grill and close the lid and let the temp slowly drop until theyre done (15-20 min).
I would always toss out a crab trap when I went out to the bay, and usually have 4 or 5 keepers when I was coming back to the ramp. Steam and pick em while the fish are on the grill, then make a simple sauce with lemon, garlic, butter and the crab meat. pour on top of the grilled fish and let your eyes roll back in your head.
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Originally posted by HoustonHunter94 View PostI remember having this on some cobia we caught. I’ve got some redfish on the half shell in the fridge ready to go on the grill tonight. Came on here to get some ideas and came across this one. Lookin forward to dinner!!
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Minced garlic, chopped fresh thyme, grated Parmesan, a little HEB coastal blend seasoning and butter. Cook over hot coals or propane grill until Parmesan is browned and meat is flaky. Squeeze of lemon and some Jamaican style rice and you will be the hero for the night!
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Originally posted by BigDropTine View PostWe've always covered with mayo, parmesan cheese and tony's.. a guide told us to try this a few years back and it was awesome!
Season your redfish fillets with whatever you like. Tony's or the like works fine.
Mix about a cup of real mayo with about a half cup of freshly grated parmesan cheese, 1/4 cup of finely minced onion, the juice of 1 lemon, some chopped parsley and then season it how you like. I usually add a little paprika and garlic powder. Mix all that up.
Put a couple/several big heaping spoonfulls on each fillet. I don't try to slather the whole fillet in a thin coat but just kinda run a thick coat down the middle of the fillet. I probably cover 1/2 to 2/3 of the fillet with it.
Put those on to grill. When done pull off the pit and bring into the kitchen. Have your broiler heated up. I sprinkle more fresh grated parmesan cheese over them and pop 'em in the broiler for about 2-3 min. Just until it is starting to brown good.
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