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Sirecks
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Posted - 03/21/2012 :  07:19:43 AM  Show Profile  Visit Sirecks's Homepage  Send Sirecks a Yahoo! Message Send Sirecks a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Last night we took one of our tuna steaks and grilled it. The steak was marinated in salt and pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, drizzle of olive oil, and before putting it on the grill we threw on some red wine vinegar. There was a topping for it made from oranges, diced cucumber, some salt, orange zest, a little hot sauce, some lime juice, and half a grilled then cut onion. It was an amazing compliment to the tuna. The Wahoo was double dredged with some egg and a simple breading mix then deep fried.

Good eats for sure!!



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Bonzo72
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Posted - 03/21/2012 :  07:45:41 AM  Show Profile Send Bonzo72 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
man, that looks really good...nice of Kut to give up his portion of the meat!

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Sirecks
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Posted - 03/21/2012 :  09:25:54 AM  Show Profile  Visit Sirecks's Homepage  Send Sirecks a Yahoo! Message Send Sirecks a Private Message  Reply with Quote
It was really good Bonz. Kut took a whole bunch of meat. Lord knows we had a TON of it go around. I hope he doesn't feel slighted because he could have taken more.

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Bonzo72
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Posted - 03/21/2012 :  10:00:46 AM  Show Profile Send Bonzo72 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
since he doesn't eat it he must use it for trade...one way to keep good friends!

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Sirecks
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Posted - 03/21/2012 :  10:28:58 AM  Show Profile  Visit Sirecks's Homepage  Send Sirecks a Yahoo! Message Send Sirecks a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Yeah he said the cooks at his work will take as much as he could give them, and oh buddy, we had plenty to go around!!

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DoubleN
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Posted - 03/21/2012 :  3:50:55 PM  Show Profile Send DoubleN a Private Message  Reply with Quote
One good looking spread there. Awesome fishing report too! Thanks for posting both.

NN

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Sirecks
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Posted - 03/21/2012 :  3:54:33 PM  Show Profile  Visit Sirecks's Homepage  Send Sirecks a Yahoo! Message Send Sirecks a Private Message  Reply with Quote
It was as much fun eating them as it was catching them. We are actually starting to get this "sea food cooking" under control I think because even my kids had seconds and thirds!!

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Posted - 03/22/2012 :  07:33:09 AM  Show Profile Send sshaarda a Private Message  Reply with Quote
NICE

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