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Walleye Fillet Chunks in Soup?

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whitecedar

07/08/2018 12:28PM

I'm looking for alternative ways of enjoying walleye other than deep fried? Is it feasible to cut up walleye fillets into chucks and cook them with soup?
Thanks!

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AmarilloJim

07/09/2018 06:57AM

We take Bear Creek creamy wild rice soup. Add a wild rice rice-a-roni and dehydrated corn, celery and onions. Put your fish in for the last 5-10 minutes so it doesn't break up to bad. Top each mug with old bay. Very good on a cold rainy day.

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Air1dwe

07/09/2018 08:00AM

Boil the water for this soup drop 1" cubes walleye in boil 1 more min. Then add water/fish to this soup mix

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Jackfish

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07/09/2018 10:41AM

You can boil the walleye chunks in water (5-10 min?), then add the walleye to ramen noodles or soup. We always bring an emergency meal in case of bad weather, bad fishing or other delays. This works well and is tasty.

"Keep close to Nature's heart, yourself; and break clear away, once in a while, and climb a mountain or spend a week in the woods. Wash your spirit clean." ~ John Muir

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thebotanyguy

07/09/2018 11:27AM

I have had kalamojakka prepared with lake trout - delicious! No reason it wouldn't work with walleye.

"Said one of these men, long past seventy years of age: 'I could carry, paddle, walk and sing with any man I ever saw. I have been twenty-four years a canoe man, and forty-one years in service; no portage was ever too long for me. Fifty songs could I sing. I have saved the lives of ten voyageurs. Have had twelve wives and six running dogs. I spent all my money in pleasure. Were I young again, I should spend my life the same way over. There is no life so happy as a voyageur's life!'"

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whitecedar

07/09/2018 09:24PM

Thanks for the info, sounds great!

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Grayghoste

Guest Paddler

07/10/2018 09:16PM

I use a fair amount of soups with fish. Boil or fire cook fish. Flake it. Add into done soup to warm back up. I like Bear Creek broccoli cheese.

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Savage Voyageur

07/11/2018 01:39PM

One meal every year is cooked this way. Walleye, Pike, Bass all get chunked up and dumped in the soup in the last 10 min of cooking. We use the Bear Creek potato soup mix, add an onion and a box of dehydrated hash browns. That on top of a few biscuits and you are living large.

"So many lakes, so little time." WWJD

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PikeLover

07/18/2018 08:24PM

We always bring a bear creek soup or shore lunch soup. Boil fish till it's almost done remove fish and soup mix to water then last couple mins put fish back in. Works will walleye and trout.

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shock

08/13/2018 05:24PM

We have brought in tuna helper and add chunked up lake trout , very good and a nice change of pace.

keep your line wet, good things will happen

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huntfun2

10/16/2019 04:01PM

Jackfish: "You can boil the walleye chunks in water (5-10 min?), then add the walleye to ramen noodles or soup. We always bring an emergency meal in case of bad weather, bad fishing or other delays. This works well and is tasty."

We do this too. It's really good, something different and very easy to make. We like to season with some lemon pepper. Tastes great!!

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shock

10/16/2019 08:43PM

Oops , already commented

keep your line wet, good things will happen

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fadersup

12/23/2019 01:18PM

If we plan to add fish chunks to soup we always make seafod stock by boiling the heads (w/o gills). Much better flavor vs water only.

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Wables

01/03/2020 11:50PM

I usually use bear creek creamy potato and a small northern. I add crumbled bacon to the soup, and cubed northern for the last 10 minutes. Topped with some shredded cheddar and croutons it’s fantastic!

"Hold on, I think I can get in without getting my feet wet."....SPLASH...

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