Clean and Cook A Rainbow Trout With Chef Mike From Wüsthof

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Clean and Cook A Rainbow Trout With Chef Mike From Wüsthof


Learn simple, time saving fishing techniques to prepare and cook rainbow trout as Chef Mike from Wüsthof demonstrates the Grand Prix II fillet knife.

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  1. South Jersey shout out! This recipe was amazing!!! Your trout was a bit larger than what we caught in the stocked lakes we have here, but after adjusting the temp on the stove a bit, I will never cook or eat trout any other way! Quick tip for South jersey, scale the trout before you do anything because they are slimy 😮

  2. I def need a boning / filet knife . Getting ready to cook a lake salmon from Montana and the key is a good knife. My knives were sharpened by a kid that's knife crazy so not a problem to cut out the bones. I use a small pair of pliers to pull out the small pin bones. I love trout / salmon skin if it is crispy!

  3. Awesome recipe! Looks absolutely delicious. I prefer to remove the entire skeleton, including the “Y” bones, before the cook. I leave the skin completely intact so that it still looks like a whole fish, just no bones. It makes for a nicer presentation, but it is a lot more work, for sure. That being said, I can’t wait to try it this way. Thanks, Chef Mike!!!

  4. Rainbows have scales, I scrape the scales off before cooking, or with a pair of needle nose pliers, grab a flap of skin and peel back toward the tail. Some folks won't eat the skin. Brooks are the best, they don't have scales. Gotta freezer filled with goldies and rainbows, bout to go catch more lol

  5. A lot of people remove the bones or fillet a fish but I cook it with the bones and suck on the bones when I fry or bake the fish. That’s where most of the flavor goes and it’s delicious. Plus after years of eating tilapia I’ve learned how to locate the bones while I’m chewing. Great recipe though definitely have to try it 👍

  6. I was so skeptical since this video started out with a knife ad. I didn't have half the ingredients and the trout turned out delicious! Thank you for the video!