I like to grind up some dried Chili Pequin and mix it with some garlic powder, salt, pepper, and oregano. Make it into a paste. Slash some lines in the meat and smear with the paste. Then through on the grill.
Man, that’s a lot of recipes and they all look great. I’m thinking there needs to be a TBH redfish on the half shell cook off. Let me know where I need to be and when. I’ll help judge.
Hard to screw this up unless you burn them. Don’t over think this, 1 part butter, one part olive oil, half a lime, your favorite Cajun seasoning. Cook over charcoal.
Thanks for resurrecting this thread. I have several redfish in my freezer from my husband's most recent fishing trip and each of these suggestions look great.
I'll be curious to know how your fish turns out and which method you liked best.
Dinner tonight at our house will be Roasted Pheasant Jalapeño Poppers with Bourbon Red Pepper Jelly and Mango Salmon Ceviche in an effort to use up the older stuff in the freezer.
Thanks for resurrecting this thread. I have several redfish in my freezer from my husband's most recent fishing trip and each of these suggestions look great.
I'll be curious to know how your fish turns out and which method you liked best.
Dinner tonight at our house will be Roasted Pheasant Jalapeño Poppers with Bourbon Red Pepper Jelly and Mango Salmon Ceviche in an effort to use up the older stuff in the freezer.
My method is very simple and always been a crowd pleaser. Will work with any fish that you prefer on the grill. A light application of olive oil, a little Tony’s and halfway through the grilling process I apply a liberal amount of Picante Sauce on top and let it go for about 5 more minutes. Turns out pretty good.
We cooked some on a Good Friday a fews years ago along with some steaks and sausage. The sausage spewed grease all over the redfish and it was the best I've ever had. Gary might remember it.
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