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Boundary Waters Quetico Forum :: BWCA Food and Recipes :: Doing up fish with butter/ soy sauce.
 
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DrBobDerrig
08/12/2016 07:37PM
 
Low sodium, gluten free, in a plastic bottle.... This gluten free business was a new thing for this kid....worked out fine though.
dr bob
 
08/10/2016 10:17PM
 
Did you use regular soy sauce? Hopefully not because regular soy sauce has gluten in it. Luckily, the do make gluten free soy sauce.



 
DrBobDerrig
08/09/2016 09:16PM
 
One of out party was gluten free so breading was out. So we did some filets on the stove with some squeeze margarine / soy sauce...sauted on low heat couple minutes on each side. Soy Sauce now comes in plastic bottle.... Certainly easy to do a tasted good...
Now if I had only remembered the lemon-pepper.
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dr bob
 
timatkn
08/21/2016 03:20PM
 
Sounds good, you can also find gluten free bread crumbs, I've used them for making my own fish breading... Couldn't tell a difference, grabbed it by accident didn't realize until I was home.


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NotLight
08/21/2016 03:50PM
 

A simple/not messy way to cook fish is to take a fillet damp with water and coat it with a thin layer of coarse brown rice flour and salt/spices. Cook in just a tbsp or two of olive oil in a hot pan. The coarse flour gives you a nice texture, without overwhelming the flavor of the fish, and without a big mess. Gluten free as well.