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I saw this stuff at my local grocer today, doesn’t say it’s cheese.
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kyle I have had the cheeks many times. Very similar to scallops
RON PARRISH My dad used to cut out the cheeks of walleyes and save them for kids. Absolutely no chance of bones.
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ND Mike lots of hammer handles here too. They make great pickled fish, helps 2ithe the bones on those smaller ones. You can get some nice fillets off the larger ones.
YooperDog We used to always throw the hammer handles back, they were fun to catch on light spinning rods, until my dad started pickling fish. We would have a garbage sack in the freezer and just throw them in there whole and when we had enough, I would take them to him and get pickled fish in return, they were great for that.
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I saw this stuff at my local grocer today, doesn’t say it’s cheese.
HerbcoFood dairy free cheese, no thanks. Real meat and real cheese please. Plus living in WI, I would probably be thrown out of my state if I ate fake cheese
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I saw this stuff at my local grocer today, doesn’t say it’s cheese.
HerbcoFood At least it isn’t labeled cheese substitute or something that would make someone think it was cheese.
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HerbcoFood dairy free cheese, no thanks. Real meat and real cheese please. Plus living in WI, I would probably be thrown out of my state if I ate fake cheese
kyle said in USDA Labeling changes:
HerbcoFood dairy free cheese, no thanks. Real meat and real cheese please. Plus living in WI, I would probably be thrown out of my state if I ate fake cheese
Um, yeah.lol
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When buying shrimp I am damn sure to only buy the ones labeled either, “Wild Gulf caught” or “Product of the USA.”
HerbcoFood Although we prefer Wild Gulf shrimp, some of the Wild foreign shrimp seems OK, but not all of it. For certain though, NO FARM RAISED, not even in the good ol USofA.
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RON PARRISH My dad used to cut out the cheeks of walleyes and save them for kids. Absolutely no chance of bones.
bocephus Redfish Throats are great, just about like some crab. Grouper cheeks are just as good. Now the one thing I was never sure of though was fish tongues. When we lived in North Florida there used to be a guy down by the docks in Mayport that would get them & ship them somewhere, said they were a delicacy. I’ll have to take their word on that one.
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YooperDog We used to always throw the hammer handles back, they were fun to catch on light spinning rods, until my dad started pickling fish. We would have a garbage sack in the freezer and just throw them in there whole and when we had enough, I would take them to him and get pickled fish in return, they were great for that.
bocephus said in USDA Labeling changes:
YooperDog We used to always throw the hammer handles back, they were fun to catch on light spinning rods, until my dad started pickling fish. We would have a garbage sack in the freezer and just throw them in there whole and when we had enough, I would take them to him and get pickled fish in return, they were great for that.
In our neck of the woods hammer handles are keepers due to their large numbers, the DNR wants to reduce their population. Pickled pike is a tasty treat.
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bocephus said in USDA Labeling changes:
YooperDog We used to always throw the hammer handles back, they were fun to catch on light spinning rods, until my dad started pickling fish. We would have a garbage sack in the freezer and just throw them in there whole and when we had enough, I would take them to him and get pickled fish in return, they were great for that.
In our neck of the woods hammer handles are keepers due to their large numbers, the DNR wants to reduce their population. Pickled pike is a tasty treat.
YooperDog Pike I have caught & tried, real toothy characters, but tasty, a little bony if I recall. That was some big ones. Are the Hammer Handles the little ones?
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kyle said in USDA Labeling changes:
HerbcoFood dairy free cheese, no thanks. Real meat and real cheese please. Plus living in WI, I would probably be thrown out of my state if I ate fake cheese
Um, yeah.lol
PapaSop That is for sure, WI and not real cheese that would be a sin.
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HerbcoFood At least it isn’t labeled cheese substitute or something that would make someone think it was cheese.
bocephus Yeah, it was also in it’s own section of a cooler with all the other, that isn’t right “foods”.
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bocephus Yeah, it was also in it’s own section of a cooler with all the other, that isn’t right “foods”.
HerbcoFood They should have their own section, far far away from any real food so people don’t get confused.
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HerbcoFood They should have their own section, far far away from any real food so people don’t get confused.
bocephus Unfortunately it’s next to a few premade items I like to get, it caught my eye, and I was like dannnng what is this junk!
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bocephus Unfortunately it’s next to a few premade items I like to get, it caught my eye, and I was like dannnng what is this junk!
HerbcoFood I think they are trying to slip it in unnoticed. I hate when they do that.
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YooperDog Pike I have caught & tried, real toothy characters, but tasty, a little bony if I recall. That was some big ones. Are the Hammer Handles the little ones?
calldoctoday said in USDA Labeling changes:
YooperDog Pike I have caught & tried, real toothy characters, but tasty, a little bony if I recall. That was some big ones. Are the Hammer Handles the little ones?
Yes, the smaller ones are called hammer handles and they pickle pretty good, vinegar just melts the bones. The larger ones i fillet out and pickle the smaller pieces.
I am going to try for some bourbot this year, but I will wait for some better ice.
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