Anyone Try Swai Fillets?

snowbird

It's an inexpensive farm-raised fish from Southeast Asia - Vietnam, to be specific.

I coated mine with meal and sauteed it in a little peanut oil.

It was pretty good.

Syl

carla

I love them! They are not always available though. We have grilled them, baked them and panfried them, yum!

snowbird

Thanks for responding, Carla.

Most of the recipes I checked out called for baking or oven frying.

My g'daughter likes it.

Syl

Nathan Natas

Swai are vietnamese catfish. I love catfish, and Swai are very inexpensive. Good eats!

snowbird

Catfish, huh?

Alrighty, then.

It doesn't cost as much as American-raised catfish.

Thanks, Nathan.

Syl

I buy the fish whole and on Easter we let them thaw and then hide the catfish around the yard an in the house (under a stump, in the chair cushions; that sort of thing). We then invite the Vietnamese kids in the neighborhood over for a Catfish "noodling hunt". It's a great way to get the kids introduced to proper Christian culture (Easter and catfish noodling) using something they are already familiar with (smelly fish). Then we play dominoes and I usually get drunk and angry and topple their suits and make them go home to their commie parents.

snowbird

Two-Third, there is something so wrong with you.

You are some screwed-up toubob.

Syl

SixofNine

A prophet is never appreciated in his home discussion board. But around the neighborhood I am known as a healer and a teacher and a " tròn mat" or "du ma Yankee lon".

snowbird

ROFL.

Bet you are.

Syl

Anyone Try Swai Fillets?

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