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THANKSGIVING BAKED STUFFED ROCKFISH Recipe

Ingredients

How to make it

  • Wash and dry fish thoroughly.
  • Place on a large sheet of heavy-duty aluminum foil. Make certain it is large enough to allow the juices to remain in the fish to marinate without leaking.
  • Sprinkle inside and outside the cavity with little seasoning salt, blackened seafood seasoning, black pepper, Old Bay and fresh lime juice. Wrap tightly, and marinate the rockfish 4 to 6 hours.
  • Prepare rice according to package directions. Allow rice to cool and add Smoked Mussels with oil.
  • Finely chop celery and onions, sauté in margarine or butter until tender.
  • Remove from heat and gently mix in Stove Top and bread cubes. Adjust moistness with water, as desired.
  • Combined the rice and bead crumb mixtures.
  • Stuff cavity of fish loosely with dressing and secure edges.
  • Baste liberally with fat or oil.
  • Bake at 350°F, basting frequently, until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork, 45 to 60 minutes.

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  • jimrug1 15 years ago
    Great Post. My bro has two whole stripers we caught this past spring in his freezer. You just gave me incentive to get them out and try your recipe on them this weekend. I can't see why you could not do these over indirect heat on a Weber do you?? Your stuffing sounds killer... Jim
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    " It was excellent "
    midgelet ate it and said...
    I agree with above!
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  • mystic_river1 15 years ago
    I just may add that as an extra course.Fish is great. you got my ^5.
    joymarie
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