SWMBO made braised pork shoulder, yellow squash, and Mac' n' cheese

I need new dishes
I love pickled herring, but you can't get herring here. I catch spanish mackeral down here in the intracoastal (gulf of mexico). I'm going to try pickling some of those filets next time I get out.
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I am not the expert, but if they have been frozen they are safe. I forget but think its -10 for 72hrs or -30+ for 24hrs and you have killed off any parasites. No promises for other toxicities from mishandling along the way.I'm pretty sure everything is good in pickling spices.
I’m not an expert about what kills parasites, but I would think that the acid environment for pickling would take care of it, and of course like ceviche it “cooks” the fish. Looks yummy @passedpawn !
Pickled fish. I got these frozen filets from the store, called Swai (it's some super cheap fish from vietnam). Brined, then added to the pickling spices and jarred. It's frigging great. I'm pretty sure everything is good in pickling spices.
I love pickled herring, but you can't get herring here. I catch spanish mackeral down here in the intracoastal (gulf of mexico). I'm going to try pickling some of those filets next time I get out.
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Looks interesting, I'd try it, but I have to ask why you used frozen fish from Vietnam when you have access to more and better varieties of fresh fish than most of the country?
Haha, good question. I have great fish places nearby, but I did this on a lark. I'll catch fish for the next batch.
That probably sounded wrong. I was curious if it was because the recipe called for that type of fish, or it didn't matter because you're pickling it and it would be a waste of good fish. If pickled grouper tastes just like pickled frozen fish from Vietnam, I'd hate to waste a nice grouper filet.
I love pickled herring, but you can't get herring here. I catch spanish mackeral down here in the intracoastal (gulf of mexico). I'm going to try pickling some of those filets next time I get out.