Sunday was a drip dreary day - all day long! So much that I had to relocate my fillet station into my garage and clean all those fluke. I was out there for about 2 hours being very careful and meticulous with my fish. There was a lot. So much in fact that I am not prepared to prepare it all for the Survivor Diet. I really like my fluke breaded and fried and although I am set up for this at the moment with my current supplies, I am not set up for the sheer volume of fish that I have. I need a backup plan. . .
What I decided to do was to cook all of this fish with "non-Survivor Diet" means and preserve the cooked fish to be eaten after the diet is over. Tomorrow will be fry-day Monday and I will have to go to the store to get some supplies.
After cleaning all the fish I brought the fillets inside and did my final trimming. When it was all finished I had a huge tray with 58 pieces of fluke. Into the refrigerator it went and I began to plan for tomorrow. I did set aside some of the fin meat and a couple fillets that I will fry with my SDC inventory just so I can enjoy my fresh catch for a couple days.
My food for today consisted of picking on many pieces of smoked striped bass and some garden greens. I baked some more bread with the kids today as well. I have enough flour left now for only one more loaf so I will wait until next week to make that dough.
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