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11-13-2011 07:58 AM
Baked Stuffed Crappie - Crappie.com recipe
Found this on crappie.com. It came out great.
Original Recipe: http://www.crappie.com/Recipes/nauti-buoys-baked-stuffed-crappie.html
My changes in italics below:
Suggested as 2 servings.
- I used 6 medium crappie filets and made about 2/3 of the recipe. I would use more meat next time.
1) In a 9" baking dish, place a layer of thinly sliced onions (preferably 10/15 onions)
- I don't know about "10/15". I sliced about 1/3 of a large sweet onion to get a single layer of onion on the bottom
- I added thin sliced celery to the onion layer - didn't have the cream of celery soup below. I recommend - it gave good flavor.
2) Place in microwave on high for 3 minutes
3) Thoroughly rinse and pat dry the filets
4) Layer them over the onions
5) Empty a can of cream of celery soup, 1/2 can of milk and 1/2 package of seasoning that accompanied the dressing into a blender
- I used cream of mushroom.
- My dressing was Pepperidge Farms pre-mixed, so I added a seasoning packet from some ramen noodles for some chicken flavoring and a little extra spice
6) Blend thoroughly
7) Combine the liquid with half of package of stovetop dressing (chicken flavored) in a separate container
8) Spread this mixture over the layered fish
9) Place in a 350-degree oven for 15 min. covered, and then 10 min. uncovered
- I did about 2/3 batch by eyeball and mine was runny, so I crumbled a layer of ritz crackers on top, poked it to mix them into the soup mixture just a bit, and added some pads of butter to help them brown
10) Fish is cooked when it flakes with a fork
- I cooked it a little longer to get it to dry out a bit.
Replies to Recipe: Baked Stuffed Crappie - Crappie.com recipe
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Re: Baked Stuffed Crappie - Crappie.com recipe
when I do it again, I think I'll add some cut up shrimp in with the crappie for a little more texture, and some Old Bay for some kick. It'll come out more like a Chesapeake Bay bake, which will be nice.