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ironskillet Posted - 04/26/2012 : 11:00:50 PM
moved this from the smoker section:

here's a nice one to do with your smoker of choice. I worked in a restaurant in New Orleans for awhile; the chef had a pretty great smoked softshell method.

Smoke the softshells over applewood or hikory at low heat (100-200)for about an hour-hour and half tops.

batter the softshell as you would any fried fish. we used zataran's fish fry.

quick-fry in deep oil, turning once.

you end up with a fried softshell with a beautiful bacon flavor. you with smokers, try this...

softshell BLT? yup.

sorry chef.
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barbawang Posted - 04/30/2012 : 10:33:17 AM
holy crap, you just blew my mind!

the brinkmann is gonna get hot soon...
BSB98 Posted - 04/27/2012 : 7:38:32 PM
Shut Up

Yumm EEEEEEEEE

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