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Products ›› Fish Information ›› Trout

TroutTwo kinds of trout are commercially important in the U.S., domestic rainbow trout and imported sea trout. Rainbow trout's name is derived from the reddish pink stripe that runs along the lateral line. Meat color varies from pink to red depending on feed. All commercial rainbow trout, by law, are raised in captivity — mostly in southern Idaho. The South American Sea Trout is an economical fish generally sold in retail stores. It has a mild flavor and a good food value.

Cooking Method

Thaw all product under refrigeration for 10–12 hours.
Campfire Rinse dressed trout or fillets under cold water. Leave skin on. Roll in flour - pan fry in margarine or bacon drippings. Season to taste. Cook until fish flakes.
Broiled Place whole dressed trout or fillets in well greased broiler dish. Season and butter well inside and out. Cook in oven about 4 inches from flame for 5–6 minutes or until fish flakes easily with fork.
Grill

Whole dressed trout or fillets. Season with salt, pepper, and chives. Butter inside and out. Line a well buttered baking dish with 1 tsp minced onion, 3 tbs minced mushrooms, 1 tbs minced parsley, 3 bay leaves, 1 thin cliced tomato. Put fish on top and pour 1/2 cup melted butter over, then cover. Bake in pre-heated oven 400° for 10–12 minutes. Mix in 5 tbs grated swiss and 5 tbs crumbs. Return to oven until crumbs are brown.

 
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