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CraigC

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If you are into blackened fish, what is your preference? I like a nice piece of black or gag grouper, at least 1-1/2" thick. BTW, perfectly good spices should not be wasted on tilapia.:angel: I also like to blacken a ribeye for a salad we love.
 
DH likes blackened tuna. We use Paul Prudhomme's blackening seasoning and a very hot cast-iron skillet. I make a ginger remoulade that I like to serve with it. I can post the recipe if you want.
 
Mmm. Grouper, tuna, mahi mahi, lion fish.

I try not to do this indoors, we had a fish blackening disaster many years ago, had to open the windows mid-winter, and get the curtains cleaned :LOL: The stove fan was not enough!
 
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DH likes blackened tuna. We use Paul Prudhomme's blackening seasoning and a very hot cast-iron skillet. I make a ginger remoulade that I like to serve with it. I can post the recipe if you want.

Absolutely!

Mmm. Grouper, tuna, mahi mahi, lion fish.

I try not to do this indoors, we had a fish blackening disaster many years ago, had to open the windows mid-winter, and get the curtains cleaned :LOL: The stove fan was not enough!

:angel:. The only way I can get the CI hot enough is the jet cooker I use for boils.;)
 
I made sure when I bought my last gas grill that it had a side burner. That is where I do the cooking that will stink up the house. Cooking greens on there too.
 
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