Sheep's Head?
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Sheep's Head?
Hey folks...got a bunch of sheep's head the other day and was wondering about the best way to prepare/cook them? I tried filleting and frying them but I felt like I lost most of the meat. Any advice welcomed. Thanks all and Merry Christmas!!
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Re: Sheep's Head?
If you lost most of the meat they may have been to small. Winter we get the pretty big nice white flaky meat fried is great I have also baked and blackend them.
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Re: Sheep's Head?
I know what you mean... they always seem like they are mostly head. I bought some chewy little gulps so i was going to drop one beside a piling or something and see if i can catch a sheephead on them.
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Re: Sheep's Head?
Blackened in a cast iron skillet with a little butter and a lot of col beer.
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Re: Sheep's Head?
We used to scale, head and gut, split, and bake stuffed with crab meat. Yummy, the bones are big and easy to pick out, and no meat lost.