Mine aren’t doing good. Put them in pots since the rabbits or something ate them last year. Think it is the potting soil I used.
I have mine in pots and they are bullet proof. Bring them indoors in the winter and continue to fruit. Hell even had some deer eat them to almost nothing when I accidentally left them in the yard overnight and they came right back. I have also seeded second and third generation plants off of the first two that were given to me by my moms Minorcan friend from St Augustine.
We bought one of those plants in St. Augustine once. They are surprisingly spicy little things, but great flavor.
As to the original post, my favorite way to prepare mullet is to cut it into small pieces, leave the scales on. Then put it on a hook and use it to catch a redfish.
When you wake up Sunday Morning with the worst hang over you’ve had since last Sunday morning. You don’t have any money because you spent it all on the semi-beautiful lady from Ohio. However, she left with that long-haired hippie dude that can play guitar.
If you’ll be my dixie chicken, I’ll be your Tennessee lamb!
Down in the Caribbean, particularly in the southern Caribe, fried flying fish sandwiches are sold out of the street carts as well. Doused with some homemade orange scotch bonnet hot sauce, they’re awesome.
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We had flying fish cutters in Barbados, and they are really good…
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