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    Fish stew recipe

    Just finished making this. I normally do a batch each winter.

    Mike's low country fish stew recipe.


    2 pounds bacon

    3 large white onions

    3 large bell peppers

    3/4 pound okra

    5 pounds russet potatoes

    5 pounds rock fish or catfish

    29 oz can tomato sauce

    2 each 28 oz cans diced tomatoes

    12 oz tomato paste

    6 oz Texas Pete

    1 teaspoon salt

    1/2 tablespoon pepper


    Preparation:

    Dice onions 1/4"

    Dice peppers 1/4"

    Cut bacon into 1/4" strips

    Cut fish into 1/2" cubes

    Slice okra to 1/4" (yield 2 1/2 cups)

    Peel potatoes. Cut into 1/4" cubes.


    You need a large pot capable of holding 3 gallons. (I use my wife's canning pot and have extra room.)


    In separate pot, boil potatoes with 1/2 teaspoon salt. Just bring to a boil and remove/drain. Your only trying to remove some starch, not fully cook them. Set aside.


    In separate pan, saute bacon until it's limp. Transfer everything from that pan into the large pot.

    *Add the onions and cook till they just start to brown.

    *Add the peppers and cook a few minutes till they start to soften.

    *Add all the canned items, salt, pepper, Texas Pete, and cook on medium heat for 15 minutes while stirring.

    *Add potatoes, okra, and fish.

    *Cook/stir on low for 45 minutes or until fish breaks down thoughly.

    Season to taste.


    This is a hearty stew & freezes well. Give yourself 3 hours+ to make this.






  2. Ya, I Live on Rainy Lake! basscla's Avatar
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    Looks good

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    im going to try that bet it would be good with stripes too!!

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    So does you house smell like fish for a week afterwards? I'm getting visions of the coworker microwaving fish at work.