Trout

Trout, the fly fisherman’s prize, is most impressive when whole – pan-fried or baked. However, eating around a trout’s bones can be a task, and its flavor is up-front, so smoked is the way many eaters prefer to have it. Because smoking almost automatically detaches the meat from their bones, trout do not need to be filleted beforehand. Smoked trout is a favorite basis for appetizer fish dip.

Restaurants With This Dish

S&S Cafeteria

AUGUSTA, GA

Galatoire’s

NEW ORLEANS, LA

Keeter Center | Sophisticated Country Fare in Branson

POINT LOOKOUT, MO

Eddie’s Supper Club

GREAT FALLS, MT

Delaware Delicacies Smoke House - Shrimp
Delaware Delicacies Smoke House

HANCOCK, NY

Mitsitam Native Foods Cafe

WASHINGTON, DC

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