HOME                                               This site is dedicated to crappie fishing and to all those who enjoy it...

 

Recipes

My friends at crappie.com have put together an impressive collection of recipes.

I have tried a lot of them and recommend you visit their site anytime you need a new recipe.

Just click on the link below and go to the recipes section of their website.

RECIPES AT CRAPPIE.COM


Mark Gromlovits
The Crappie Killer !

Please visit these fine sponsors

 

 

 

 

 

Stick that in your pipe and smoke it Craps!

Everybody has a smoker these days right? Hey I've smoked the little buggers three times now and they really taste great. It's a welcome change and they make a very interesting appetizer.

Get about 5 or 6 3/4lb Crappies. Clean them by sticking the knife in the bottom jaw and running it back to the anal fin. Grab a hold of the gills (make sure and get the gills out) and pull the guts out. Clean out the cavity. Leave the scales and the head on. Wash the fish off and dry it.

Shove some herbs and a slice of onion and lemon in the gut. Smoke them with Hickory wood on medium heat (225) for about 30 -40 mins. The skin will turn a golden bronze color, the fins will burn off. It's important not to smoke the fish too long as it will dry out. The skin will lift away from the meat very easily. Squeeze a little lemon on the meat, salt and pepper to taste. This is a great way to eat Crappies, and it will be something your friends have not seen before.

www.crappie.com


House Autrey Seafood Breader

Rinse your Crappie fillets in water. Soak in buttermilk or saltwater for an hour or so. (Soaking is not necessary, however some say it improves the texture and taste of the fish). Get your oil hot, 375 - 400 no more no less. The trick to non greasy fish is having the oil at the right temperature when you drop the fillets in. We use 4 to 1 regular Crisco to Butter flavored Crisco.

Put about a cup of the House Autrey Seafood Breader in a plastic bag. Toss in about 10 fillets that have been dried in a paper towel. Shake the crap out of the bag. Take the fillets out and drop them in the hot oil. When they float they are done. Serve with ketchup and Texas Pete, a little salt doesn't hurt.

The Crappie Killer © All Copyrights Reserved  2006