Swamp Venom Blackend Pompano Cajun Style

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I used this seasoning I got for Christmas from Brian J. It's The Dizzy Pig, "Swamp Venom".. Blackend a batch of Pompano and boy it was good...!!!!




  • Ingredients:
  • Pomano Fillets[/*:m:1230bazc]
  • Butter melted[/*:m:1230bazc]
  • Lemon halves[/*:m:1230bazc]
  • Blackening Seasoning - Swamp Venom from http://www.dizzypigbbq.com



    Cooking Insructions


    [/*:m:1230bazc]
  • Cook outdoors due the amount of smoke created from the butter.[/*:m:1230bazc]
  • Use a gas burner to get a cast iron frying pan as hot as you can get it.[/*:m:1230bazc]
  • Take the fillets and coat with melted butter.[/*:m:1230bazc]
  • Sprinkle some Blackening seasoning on the fillets. ( Use whatever you like- must have hot pepper in it)[/*:m:1230bazc]
  • Lay the fillets in the pan and take a few spoonfulls of butter and drip on the pan to create a small fire.[/*:m:1230bazc]
  • Take a lemon half and squeeze onto the fish to create more flames.[/*:m:1230bazc]
  • Flip over and do the same to the other side.[/*:m:1230bazc]
  • Cooks in less than 3 minutes per side. [/*:m:1230bazc]
 
Great job SS, Blackend anything taste great. Around here they also do chicken, steak, chops, even veggies
 

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