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Written by TV Ontario   
Tuesday, 01 October 1996
Article Index
Cleaning Fish
Freezing Fish
Filleting Fish
Filleting Carp, Bullheads and Suckers
Filleting Pike
Filleting Salmon
Recipes - Crappie Almandine
Recipes - Pan Fish Chowder
Recipes - Sunfish Fry
Recipes - Smoked Fish
Recipes - Fried Pike
Recipes - Deep Fried Carp
Recipes - Smoked Carp
Recipes - Baked Carp
Recipes - Baked Catfish
Recipes - Fried Catfish
Recipes - Pan-Fried Sucker
Recipes - Pickled Sucker

Pickled Sucker

  • sucker fillets
  • Salt solution: 3/4 cup (75 ml) pickling salt, I quart (I L) soft water distilled white vinegar
  • Pickling solution: I cup (250 ml) soft water, 2 cups (500 ml) white vinegar, 3/4 cup (75 ml) white sugar, 2 heaping tbsp. (30 ml) pickling spice

Pan dress and fillet, then cut fillets into bite-sized chunks. Let stand in salt solution for 24 hours.

Rinse chunks, then soak in distilled white vinegar for another 24 hours.

When fish is ready for pickling, prepare sterile pickling jars as well as your pickling solution by simmering it for 15 minutes.

Let pickling solution cool, fill jars with fish chunks, and top with pickling solution. Add flavor enhancers to taste (onion or lemon slices, hot peppers, and pimentos are popular) before sealing jars. Let mature for several days.

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