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Cooking: Asian Baby Rainbow Trout

INGREDIENTS 2 baby ocean trout, cleaned 1 bunch picked coriander 1 small knob of ginger finely sliced 1 cheek of lemon 1 chilli finely sliced BASTE 2 tablespoons ketchup manis 1 lemon juiced 1 pinch …

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May 09 2017

May 09 2017

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INGREDIENTS

2 baby ocean trout, cleaned 1 bunch picked coriander 1 small knob of ginger finely sliced 1 cheek of lemon 1 chilli finely sliced

BASTE 2 tablespoons ketchup manis 1 lemon juiced 1 pinch salt 1 drizzle flavoured oil

METHOD

Step 1 Fill the cavity of the fish with the coriander, ginger, lemon and chill. Step 2 Combine the basting ingredients. Baste the outside of the fish with the basting marinade. Step 3 Place the fish into a fish press/sandwich grill and place into the smouldering coals of the Ozpig. Cook for around 6-8 minutes on each side basting one more time before service.

Serve with coriander.

This article was originally posted by The Offroad Adventure Show.

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