Trout Rolls
Posted: January 4th, 2015, 6:09 pm
Trout Rolls
Fried still seems to be the most popular fish cooking method in the South, but the delicate flavor of seatrout lends itself well to alternatives. Here is one of my favorites:
* Cut skinned filets down into narrow fingers
* Place fingers on top of bacon strips (pork or turkey) and roll together into a tight cylinder of meat. Poke a toothpick through the middle to hold the shape.
* Brush each roll-up lightly with extra virgin olive oil and then dust with your favorite spices. Italian seasoning works well, but don’t be afraid to experiment with other dry rubs.
* Place the roll-ups on a fish grate on a grill over hot coals. Turn a couple times with tongs.
* Grill approximately 20 minutes or until the trout turns white.
* Serve with rice pilaf and crusty baguette
Fried still seems to be the most popular fish cooking method in the South, but the delicate flavor of seatrout lends itself well to alternatives. Here is one of my favorites:
* Cut skinned filets down into narrow fingers
* Place fingers on top of bacon strips (pork or turkey) and roll together into a tight cylinder of meat. Poke a toothpick through the middle to hold the shape.
* Brush each roll-up lightly with extra virgin olive oil and then dust with your favorite spices. Italian seasoning works well, but don’t be afraid to experiment with other dry rubs.
* Place the roll-ups on a fish grate on a grill over hot coals. Turn a couple times with tongs.
* Grill approximately 20 minutes or until the trout turns white.
* Serve with rice pilaf and crusty baguette