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Fishing the Florida Keys in January and February means youll probably hook a mackerel or two or three or more. While the toothy critters are fun to catch putting up a respectable fight it takes some special preparation to make them as tasty as dolphin, snapper and grouper. Our professional old salt and fishing guide, Dallas Tisdale, has a couple favorite recipes he likes to share. |
| Grilled Mayo
Mackeral About six pounds
of de-boned mackerel filets with skin on On a hot gas or charcoal grill, place filets skin side down and liberally coat flesh side with mayo sauce. Grill with lid down until sauce if lightly brown and fish flakes easily, dont turn filets (about six to ten minutes). Remove skin and serve with cocktail salsa. Save any leftovers for fish cakes, fish fritters, fish dip or just munchin with a cold beer. |
| Marathon Mackerel
Cakes Two pounds cooked
mackerel (about four cups) Saute garlic and onions in butter and olive oil. In a large bowl, break up cooked mackerel, add cracker crumbs and pour sautéed onions and garlic with butter over mackerel. Add the eggs, cayenne and lime juice. Stir until uniform but chunky. Saute in a hot skillet with butter and olive oil until crispy browned on the first side. Turn and lightly cook the other side. Serve hot with cocktail salsa on the side. Make about 12 medium cakes. |
| Cocktail Salsa Mix ½ cup mild salsa with ¼ cup seafood cocktail sauce and a dash or three of Worcestershire.
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