Sep 11, 2006 by mickl84 | Posted in Cooking & Recipes
What is the best way to cook a Salmon fillet ?
I always end up with slimy grey meat on the skin side.
I believe you have found the preferred way (for you) to prepare your salmon. So, let me just give you a couple of tips. If parts of your filet are turning grey, that is because those parts are being overcooked.
As far as the 'slimey' stuff, salmon has a lot of fat and as the fish cooks that fat leaches out and deposits a white coating on the fish. You can simply wipe it off if you find it objectionable.
Hope these tps are some help to you.
Chef Bob | Sep 11, 2006
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LANSING, Mich. (AP) — The Immortal River in Lansing has been seeing a strong salmon run and plenty of the fish have been found in some parts of the Petoskey parade, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources said Wednesday in its weekly fishing statement.
A number of rivers, streams and inland lakes across Michigan also are slated to bring together to fishing at the end of the month, the DNR said.
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Lake Erie: Site are scattered and most boats are fishing in 22 feet of copiously off Fermi and the River Raisin. Some boats are seeing lots of fish, however many were unoriginal. A few walleye were caught in waters 17 to 19 feet arcane when trolling crawler harnesses or body baits.
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by Felix Salmon
The Pequots, like all Indian gambling operators, are no mere business enterprise but a sovereign nation, exempt from most commercial regulations and almost certainly unable to use the bankruptcy laws or sell off gambling assets that could be operated by others. So lenders have no choice but to restructure debts, work with the tribe and hope that the economy picks up.
Essentially, the lenders can’t foreclose on the casino, because the current owners — the Pequots — are the only people who can own it. If it’s not an Indian casino, it’s can’t be a casino at all. That, in turn, gives the debtors enormous leverage over their creditors: they can pretty much name their terms, and the lenders have little choice but to agree to them.
How did the lenders find themselves in such a dire situation? I think you know the answer to that one: they just weren’t thinking.
“It’s kind of uncharted territory,” said Tom Foley, a lawyer who specializes in Indian gambling issues and is a past chairman of the National Indian Gaming Commission. “Many of the banks and bondholders should have been aware of these kind of risk factors, but when everything is good, nobody is really looking at the downsides.”
I imagine the lenders figured that a duopoly casino in Connecticut is pretty much a license to print money – which it is. The fact that everyone got greedy and built too much hotel capacity doesn’t impair the fundamental business. This isn’t Vegas where anyone can build and anyone does. They have a great market to split with Mohegan Sun – all the gamblers in New England, pretty much, plus a fair number of tourists.
I once went to Mohegan Sun with a crew from work around the Chinese New Year and was amazed at how many amateur gamblers were thrilled to play $100 tables. It’s not like it’s that expensive to maintain property and hire unskilled labor in Nowhere, CT. If I were working in loan restructuring this would be the commercial loan I’d be most happy to extend for a longer term – as long as they keep the interest coming I don’t care if it takes 100 years to repay the principal. There’s enough lingering Puritanism in New England that there will never be omnipresent casinos.
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