I think Doug was joking about the rice but here's how I do it perfectly every time, no sticking together. tablespoon olive oil to coat bottom of pan add basmati or jasmine rice 1/2 c, coat with the oil for a bit but don't burn add 1 cup of water, lower heat very low and leave @7-8 min. Usually stir once and check a few times while cooking other stuff.
You can also use chicken stock for more flavor instead of water.
A lot of you have asked others for recipes for breading, batters, brines... etc. I sent the suggestion of adding a new section for this and this was the message and reply:
***** Doug Lemmon wrote: Quite often folks will ask for suggestions for recipes or brines for fish. Would you consider adding a section where we all could post these recipes making it easier for others to search or browse??
Just a thought!
Admin: Yes, once we have some more posts I'll create a section for recipes.
*****
So, if you have a favorite that you've shared before or would like to share, get 'em posted here to be noticed!
A lot of you have asked others for recipes for bre... (show quote)
A lot of you have asked others for recipes for breading, batters, brines... etc. I sent the suggestion of adding a new section for this and this was the message and reply:
***** Doug Lemmon wrote: Quite often folks will ask for suggestions for recipes or brines for fish. Would you consider adding a section where we all could post these recipes making it easier for others to search or browse??
Just a thought!
Admin: Yes, once we have some more posts I'll create a section for recipes.
*****
So, if you have a favorite that you've shared before or would like to share, get 'em posted here to be noticed!
A lot of you have asked others for recipes for bre... (show quote)
A recipe section would be good. I have a tendency to do the same recipe all the time. This would give me a chance to change it up a bit.
Don't throw away bass ribs - or any fish ribs (backbone). Melt tablespoon of butter and season with garlic - fresh or powdered. Toss in ribs and sautee a few until meat is done. Enjoy!!! Well worth picking the bones.😋
A lot of you have asked others for recipes for breading, batters, brines... etc. I sent the suggestion of adding a new section for this and this was the message and reply:
***** Doug Lemmon wrote: Quite often folks will ask for suggestions for recipes or brines for fish. Would you consider adding a section where we all could post these recipes making it easier for others to search or browse??
Just a thought!
Admin: Yes, once we have some more posts I'll create a section for recipes.
*****
So, if you have a favorite that you've shared before or would like to share, get 'em posted here to be noticed!
A lot of you have asked others for recipes for bre... (show quote)
It's a great idea for a section for recipes, I need a couple recipes for red snapper and sheepshead fish. No frying and I don't have access to a grill.
I NEVER understood what was so hard about cooking rice.
LOL, I stick with 2 to 1, 20 minute low simmer for white rice. If I'm filling up the old speckled roaster with meat and veggies I'll use at least 3 to 1 and brown rice or one of the wild rice/bistro mixes. They will stand the extended cooking time. A layer of thick sliced potatoes on bottom keeps the meat out of the boil. More water or broth is better than less.
That would be Great Doug ! This is Dinner the other nite, 2 Mahi fillets,1 Halibut fillets 8 Gulf Shrimp ,Asparagus , Rice Pilaf, & a lot of Love for my Wife and Daughter ! Sometimes Dad rocks🤙