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Thread: Snoek or Stok Vis Recipe

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    Default Snoek or Stok Vis Recipe

    My Snoek or Stok Vis recipe

    Ingredients:
    Snoek or Stok Vis or something of your choice
    Garlic
    Lemon Juice
    Butter
    Salt and Pepper Mix
    Chutney

    You will need:
    Lekker hot coals
    Grid with a lip around the edge
    Tinfoil
    Beers

    Instructions:
    Line the one side of the grid with tinfoil. Make sure the shiny part is outside. Overlap it with the grid to wrap it over the lip of the grid. Make sure you have no holes, patch it of you do with small piece of tinfoil and butter. Coat the tin foil with butter to stop the fish from sticking to it. Now prepare the coating by mixing garlic, lemon juice butter and salt and pepper mix in a bowl and place in the microwave and melt it and mix well. Its a good idea to salt the fish well before you start everything and rinse if off. Now place the fish in the grid on top of the tin foil. Coat with some chutney. Close grid Place it on the fire with the tinfoil at the bottom. Now pour the mixture over the fish. Wait until the mixture is boiling around the fish. Now take the grid off the fire and pour the mixture back into the bowl. Turn the grid over with the tinfoil now ontop and the fish exposed the the open coals. The mixture will drip into the fire and cause it to smoke like crazy. Leave for about 3 - 5 min and turn over again. Pour the mixture back over the fish. Let it go for say 8 - 10 min and repeat the process untill done.

    This gives the fish a nice smoke taste.

    Enjoy !!!!

    TRY AND KEEP YOUR RECIPES TO THE ABOVE FORMAT

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    Used to do this on an unnamed island down south while the fresh veg lasted:-

    In a baking dish fry up a couple of large sliced onions with a clove or two of garlic until they turn yellow. Layer in a bunch of sliced tomatoes and then a couple of large cubed potatoes. Sprinkle salt/Aromat and pepper between each layer as well as a bit of rosemary, thyme and a couple of bayleaves. Put your snoek fillets on top, cover with water to level of veggies and then cover the entire dish with white wine. Tinfoil/lid over the top then into the oven at 180 deg C for an hour or two. Stir and thicken the sauce with a little arrowroot and serve with steamed rice, crusty bread and a salad (something we missed... ).

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