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Can you boil frozen shrimp?

Asked: MIKE ROWAN, Last Updated:

The key to cooking with frozen shrimp is to give them plenty of time to thaw before combining them with other ingredients. Once all the excess liquid has been released, you can throw your shrimp into a pot of boiling water, sizzling skillet, or preheated oven and cook them to perfection.

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    1. a big pot (60 quart per one 30 pound sack) with wire basket insert.
    2. a propane tank.
    3. a burner.
    4. a wooden paddle.
    5. fresh water.
    6. seasonings.
    7. veggies (new potatoes, onion, celery, garlic heads)
    8. a small bag of fresh lemons (about 5-7)

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  • How do you pan fry Gorton's fish fillets?

    Can you pan fry Gorton's crispy battered fish fillets? Fry at 350degF for 4-1/2 to 5 minutes until golden brown and crunchy. Note: The correct oil temperature is critical to ensure proper browning and thorough cooking. Always allow oil to reheat before frying additional fish fillets.

  • Are catfish easy to catch?

    Fishing for catfish is fun. They fight hard, are plentiful and taste great on the dinner table. Catfish are often willing biters, too, and can be readily caught from the bank as well as from a boat using a simple bait rig. The following's a short guide for catching catfish.

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    They are a major food source for open-water predators like sharks, mackerel, kingfish, little tunny and blackfin tuna. They're also a favorite of many reef species, especially snapper and red grouper. For grouper fishing, I like to cut a squid wing into longer strips.

  • What is the lifespan of a catfish?

    Wels catfish: 60 years Catfish/Lifespan

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    Diffusion. Diffusion as defined by Encarta is "the flow of energy or matter from a higher concentration to a lower concentration." So if our freshwater fish were placed in salt water, the water molecules contained in the fish's body would pass through the cell membranes of the fish, causing the fish to lose water.

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