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jcanracer
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Last week's attempt at Smoked Kingfish Dip
jcanracer
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Well, you guys saw my struggle to learn how to smoke kingfish on a gas grill last week in this thread: http://forums.floridasportsman.com/showthread.php?222547-Fake-smoked-fish-dip
So I thought I would post up the video of the process from start to finish. My first attempt at the recipe, so forgive any newbie mistakes you see :rotflmao
I may try this again next week if I catch any kings, and I'm always open to suggestions on making the basic recipe better. My mom says I could have garnished with (or added to the mixture) freshly diced chives. I also came to the conclusion that I could get more smoky flavor if I cut the fish into smaller pieces, so more surface area is exposed.
So I thought I would post up the video of the process from start to finish. My first attempt at the recipe, so forgive any newbie mistakes you see :rotflmao
I may try this again next week if I catch any kings, and I'm always open to suggestions on making the basic recipe better. My mom says I could have garnished with (or added to the mixture) freshly diced chives. I also came to the conclusion that I could get more smoky flavor if I cut the fish into smaller pieces, so more surface area is exposed.
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Maybe next time substitute some olive oil for some of the mayo, add some diced sun-dried tomatoes (and the oil they are packed in), some diced olives and some basil for an Italian flavored version!
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No cream cheese at all, not good with cream cheese. Dip should be almost on the dry crumbly side so just a touch of mayo. Ritz crackers a must.