The secret to beer-battering a fish is buying the largest single beer the store sells, using about 1/3 cup of it for the batter and drinking the rest. The base of the beer batter was simple: beer, ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Part fishing show, part cooking show, all entertainment — Shore Lunch with Nate P on YouTube makes fishing accessible for a new generation. Nate also happens to have something to do with ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – Many people are hoping to pull a walleye out of a Minnesota lake this week. And many may also be looking for a new way to prepare the fish for family or guests. So, Chef Nelson ...

Two midwestern staples—walleye and pretzels—come -together here in a fast dish that’s perfectly tailored for a lazy summer evening. Mustard keeps the crushed pretzels on the fish, ensuring a crispy ...

For the miso butter: In a small bowl whisk the miso and butter together and set aside. For the vegetables: Bring a medium pot of salted water to a boil. Have an ice bath ready nearby. Blanch the snap ...

Beer-battered walleye. Now, for cooking, when we do the chips, we always want to do the chips first because they can kind of sit and hold and we don’t wanna do the fish first and that the batter gets ...

How do you fillet a walleye? There are quite a few ways to fillet a walleye. This method is called "zippering" a walleye and creates four boneless fillets per walleye! (plus the two cheeks of course!) ...

The "Food Network-educated" writer and devourer of cookbooks and classes, says his preference for international cuisines led the book, with Vietnamese-styled summer rolls utilizing bass fish, and ...

First ice walleye catch and cook! Fisherman catches and cooks a delicious walleye dinner on early ice. Sen. Mike Lee urges Trump to invoke rare constitutional power to force Congress back from spring ...

Walleye is very popular in our area and what better way to bring this favorite to your customers. This 4 oz burger patty is 100% walleye without out any fillers or binders. It is made from large ...

We arrived at our cabin in northwestern Ontario halfway through the lake’s mayfly hatch. We were told the dreaded news upon check-in. Unscathed, undeterred, we headed out on the boat for the evening, ...