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Re: Food packing for a canoe trip
Reply #30 - Mar 10th, 2010 at 5:27pm
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Reply #31 - Mar 22nd, 2010 at 11:47pm
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On a long trip, we tired of conventional fried fish, so this year I made sweet and sour fish fried in tempura batter, served over rice.  It was a huge hit.  And easy to make.

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Would love to get that recipe, sounds good!
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Reply #32 - Mar 23rd, 2010 at 1:40am
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Drewfus -- the recipe is on this website.  Go to the homepage, look for recipes, and there it is. 

My only change: now, instead of cubing the walleye first, I dip a fillet in the batter, fry it, then cut it up into pieces.   

My first try was tasty, but messy -- think of a pile of cubed fish meat, dumped in a thin batter, then scooped out to fry.  Not pretty.   

But either way, my guys loved it.  The sweet sauce (easy to find in plastic bottles in most grocery stores) makes the meal. 

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Re: Food packing for a canoe trip
Reply #33 - Mar 23rd, 2010 at 2:48am
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Thanks! I should have looked there.....  Roll Eyes     And quote properly lol
  
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