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Marinated Hooligan Fry Aka Smelt Or

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Ingredients

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8 hooligan fish (smelt)
9 tablespoons white vinegar
3 tablespoons granulated sugar
3 tablespoons soy sauce
cornstarch (about 1/4 cup)
oil (for frying)
1 cup thinly sliced onion
1 teaspoon salt (approximate)
1 whole red bell pepper, thinly sliced in rounds and seeds removed

Nutritional information

152.5
Calories
2 g
Calories From Fat
0.3 g
Total Fat
0.1 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
2677.9 mg
Sodium
32.7 g
Carbs
2.5 g
Dietary Fiber
25.5 g
Sugars
4.2 g
Protein
127g
Serving Size

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Marinated Hooligan Fry Aka Smelt Or

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    Based on a recipe from Yukari Hosokawa in "What's Cookin'in Wrangell," here's a different way to prepare those little fish. The native Alaskans used smelt a lot in the early days, and still do. Hooligan/smelt is an oily fish, and they developed interesting methods of preparing hooligan oil. Although not many natives still prepare the oil, they still enjoy the fish themselves. Cooking smelt for meals is also a good way to save money, since they're usually inexpensive and easily found in Asian markets. (Cooking time does not include marinating time.)

    • 45 min
    • Serves 2
    • Easy

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    Marinated Hooligan Fry (Aka Smelt or Eulachon), Based on a recipe from Yukari Hosokawa in What’s Cookin’in Wrangell, here’s a different way to prepare those little fish The native Alaskans used smelt a lot in the early days, and still do Hooligan/smelt is an oily fish, and they developed interesting methods of preparing hooligan oil Although not many natives still prepare the oil, they still enjoy the fish themselves Cooking smelt for meals is also a good way to save money, since they’re usually inexpensive and easily found in Asian markets (Cooking time does not include marinating time ), Based on a recipe from Yukari Hosokawa in What’s Cookin’in Wrangell, here’s a different way to prepare those little fish The native Alaskans used smelt a lot in the early days, and still do Hooligan/smelt is an oily fish, and they developed interesting methods of preparing hooligan oil Although not many natives still prepare the oil, they still enjoy the fish themselves Cooking smelt for meals is also a good way to save money, since they’re usually inexpensive and easily found in Asian markets (Cooking time does not include marinating time )


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Clean the Fish: Cut Off the Heads and Tails, Remove Fins (either Cut or Pull Them Away). Slit the Fish Down the Full Length, Cutting Just as Far as the Backbone. Remove the Entrails and Rinse Under Running Water and Pat Dry. Using the Back of a Spoon or Your Thumb, on the Inside of the Fish Press Hard All Along the Backbone. Pulling from the Head-End of the Fish, the Spine and Bones Should Lift Free of the Body.

    2
    Done

    in a Shallow Container, Combine the Vinegar, Sugar, and Soy Sauce and Set Aside.

    3
    Done

    Dry the Cleaned Fish Well. Thinly Coat the Dried Fish in the Cornstarch.

    4
    Done

    in a Heavy Pot Heat the Oil to About 350 Degrees F and Fry the Fish For 7 to 9 Minutes Until They Are Crisp and Golden. Remove and Drain on Paper Towels. Place Cooked Fish in the Vinegar Mixture to Marinate.

    5
    Done

    After Slicing the Onion Thinly, Sprinkle Slices With Salt. When the Onion Has Become Moist from the Salt, Rinse the Slices Well and Drain Thoroughly.

    6
    Done

    Thinly Slice the Bell Pepper Into Rounds and Remove the Seeds.

    7
    Done

    Cover the Fish With the Onion and Pepper Slices and Spoon the Marinade Over All. Allow Fish to Marinate For at Least One Hour Before Serving, Occasionally Spooning the Marinade Over. Serve Hot or Cold, Whichever Way Is Your Favorite.

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