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CrazyTigerFan
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re: Feast of the Seven Fishes
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 12/21/25 at 9:04 pm to AlwysATgr
quote:I wrap eaxh filet and seasoings in a foil pouch, put it over indirect heat, and flip the wrapped packet over halfway. Takes between 7 to 10 minutes per side depending on the size of the filet. Like the other poster said, you don't want to overcook it.
How are you grilling a speckled trout?
My dad could cook them straight on the grill, quicker and closer to the heat, but I can't flip them like that without pieces falling off.
You can also use a griddle or grill pan on the stove and carefully flip with a flat spatula, but the flavor won't be the same.
re: Feast of the Seven Fishes
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 12/20/25 at 2:41 am to KiwiHead
Seafood Onigiri (shrimp, crabs)
Smoked Salmon Canapes (salmon)
Caesar Salad (anchovies)
Shrimp Remoulade (shrimp)
Mussels in white wine and garlic (mussels)
Scallop Gratin (scallops)
Oyster Dressing (oysters)
Mirliton Dressing (shrimp)
Blackened Redfish (drum)
Grilled Trout with lemon, butter, and capers (speckled trout)
Seafood Gumbo (shrimp, crabs, oysters)
Fish Courtbouillon (fish)
Smoked Salmon Canapes (salmon)
Caesar Salad (anchovies)
Shrimp Remoulade (shrimp)
Mussels in white wine and garlic (mussels)
Scallop Gratin (scallops)
Oyster Dressing (oysters)
Mirliton Dressing (shrimp)
Blackened Redfish (drum)
Grilled Trout with lemon, butter, and capers (speckled trout)
Seafood Gumbo (shrimp, crabs, oysters)
Fish Courtbouillon (fish)
re: Japanese Universities Play Football
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 12/14/25 at 8:46 pm to OWLFAN86
quote:Daigaku ... literally translates as "big school"
the word for university in japanese
kotogakko, often shortened to koko (long o vowels), is senior high school, 10-12 ("high school")
Middle school / junior high (7-9) translates as "middle school" and elementary school translates as "small school". So you go from small to large.
re: Brokelahoma cutting all kinds of degree programs
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 12/10/25 at 5:18 am to clamdip
Geography programs typically include things like Human Geography (countries, cultures, religions, languages, etc) and Historical Geography (the long-term aspects of those things, inclusing change over time), which are more human-oriented. These only require basic math.
More developed programs also include Geographic Information Systems, Mapping Sciences, Aerial and Satellite Imagery, and Climatology, which are more data and skills-oriented. These require more advanced math and stats.
Thus, separate B.A. and B.S. degrees in Geography.
More developed programs also include Geographic Information Systems, Mapping Sciences, Aerial and Satellite Imagery, and Climatology, which are more data and skills-oriented. These require more advanced math and stats.
Thus, separate B.A. and B.S. degrees in Geography.
re: Chicago public schools blow millions on travel while students can't read at grade level
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 11/24/25 at 4:58 pm to HoustonGumbeauxGuy
What child learns to read at school? That was an "in the home" for my parents, aunts, and uncles, then for me, my cousins, and my friends, and now for those of us with kids of our own.
re: Most unique grandparent names (what their grandkids call them) you've heard of?
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 11/23/25 at 3:48 pm to Sull
The grandparents wanted to be called Grand-mere and Grand-pere. The oldest grandchildren pronounced that as Grossy and Grumpy, and that stuck.
re: Leftover turkey: what do you like to do with it?
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 11/22/25 at 11:36 pm to TiptonInSC
Gumbo and jambalaya are good. Cassoulet is another good option.
re: W. Kentucky 10 @ LSU 13 Final
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 11/22/25 at 9:44 pm to LPLGTiger
The defense was much, much worse in the Hallman years.
re: W. Kentucky 10 @ LSU 13 Final
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 11/22/25 at 9:39 pm to Codythetiger
This OL is just so bad
re: Thrive, And The EBR Library System
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 11/17/25 at 3:23 pm to ronniep1
quote:This concept is foreign to too many people in Louisiana. They complain that, for example, the buildings on LSU's campus are in poor condition and receive inadequate maintenance.
preventive and routine maintenance service must be performed if the buildings do not become what we'd commonly call "a dump."
But then, when a public entity actually is fiscally responsible, and plans for and budgets adequate funding for maintenance, those same people complain that the entity is too flush with cash and should receive less funding.
re: First attempt at making sushi
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 11/16/25 at 1:20 pm to NATidefan
You can put grilled stuff on nigiri and have it still be "traditional". And by traditional I mean things you would find at many/most places in Japan.
My parents don't eat raw fish, and my younger sister doesn't eat any fish, but there were plenty of options at the conveyor belt sushi places in my neighborhood when they visited me.
Kura Sushi and Sushiro (two of the more popular chains) frequently had different chicken, beef, and pork optiins. Tamago (sweet egg omelet) is cooked, and normal shrimp are usually boiled (but not sweet shrimp).
Definitely eat what you like, though. I'm not meaning to suggest otherwise.
My parents don't eat raw fish, and my younger sister doesn't eat any fish, but there were plenty of options at the conveyor belt sushi places in my neighborhood when they visited me.
Kura Sushi and Sushiro (two of the more popular chains) frequently had different chicken, beef, and pork optiins. Tamago (sweet egg omelet) is cooked, and normal shrimp are usually boiled (but not sweet shrimp).
Definitely eat what you like, though. I'm not meaning to suggest otherwise.
re: First attempt at making sushi
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 11/15/25 at 8:30 pm to NATidefan
While you're learning, try to get some good fish and rice and learn to make nigiri too.
All the sauces and cream cheese and vegetables and mango and flashy stuff in American style maki (hand rolls, although when the rice is on the outside of the nori that's technically uramaki) is nice and all.
But the simplicity of fish and rice presented as nigiri can't be beat, imo. (It's also more authentic to what you'd find at most places in Japan, if you care about that at all.)
All the sauces and cream cheese and vegetables and mango and flashy stuff in American style maki (hand rolls, although when the rice is on the outside of the nori that's technically uramaki) is nice and all.
But the simplicity of fish and rice presented as nigiri can't be beat, imo. (It's also more authentic to what you'd find at most places in Japan, if you care about that at all.)
re: Final Fantasy Tactics-Ivalice Chronicles
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 11/14/25 at 8:49 pm to VoxDawg
For the Arithmancer / Calculator:
- learn Focus from Squire
- equip the Squire skill (I forget what it's called) on the Calculator
- have Ramza use Tailwind on the Calculator a bunch of times
- have the Calculator use Focus for gauarnteed JP (at least, until its Physical Attack reaches 99)
Then you can do some math and use the Calculator skills to break shite. Queue the Chevy Chase "no math" gif.
- learn Focus from Squire
- equip the Squire skill (I forget what it's called) on the Calculator
- have Ramza use Tailwind on the Calculator a bunch of times
- have the Calculator use Focus for gauarnteed JP (at least, until its Physical Attack reaches 99)
Then you can do some math and use the Calculator skills to break shite. Queue the Chevy Chase "no math" gif.
re: Which movie did you see in the theatre and immediately bought the soundtrack?
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 11/7/25 at 7:18 pm to STigers
Airheads
Last Action Hero
Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight
Last Action Hero
Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight
re: Some more background info on LSU's new chancellor, Dr. James Dalton
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 11/5/25 at 4:34 pm to Chicken
quote:The devil will be in the details, but currently at LSU, instructors and teaching professors generally have twice the teaching load at half the salary compared to tenure-track professors. The reduced teaching load for tenure-track professors is supposed to be balanced by the research and publication requirements.
, we implemented new titles and promotion paths for RC Faculty (Renewable Contract) with PhDs. Dalton’s stipulation with this was that all RCF, even if they were strictly teaching faculty, had to have some sort of scholarly activity (publications, research, presentations, etc.).
To bring down class sizes they will need to offer more sections, which means hiring more teachers or increasing teaching loads. Those things will require more money.
re: Scott Woodard does the best for LSU
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 10/30/25 at 6:40 am to TigerDavid3527
quote:will you please just don't comment
will you please just don’t comment on LSU business!!!
will you just don't comment
will you don't comment
will you do not comment
will you comment?
do not comment.
Option A: Will you please just not comment on LSU business?
Option B: Please just don't comment on LSU business.
Learn how to form real sentences before you try to associate yourself with the University. kthxbye
re: Amtrak Mardi Gras line ridership is more than double expectations
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 10/30/25 at 1:47 am to LSUFanHouston
quote:The plans from a few years ago were on the tracks near Perkins. The BR stops were in the medical district between Bluebonnet and Essen and a terminus near Government and 14th Street.
Isn’t this the line that will carry the BR-NO rail traffic?
So, no, not the tracks closer to the river and campus.
Might as well mention here that the other planned stops were in Gonzales, in Laplace (or maybe NORCO), near MSY, possibly in Jefferson Parish (which would probably be near JPAC and Zephyr's Field), and a terminus at Union Passenger Terminal in New Orleans.
re: former BR Kingfish star Cam Brown has died
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 10/27/25 at 11:06 pm to BilJ
I know Visor. His shitty goalkeeping was responsible for Brass fans getting lots of free frosties and whoppers.l
re: Perkins walked?
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 10/26/25 at 11:39 am to Meauxjeaux
He "quiet quit" two weeks ago.
re: Welcome LSU Tiger fans to the 2025 Coaching Changes Board
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 10/25/25 at 11:13 pm to Mr Sausage
re: Songs You Love By Female Vocalists
Posted by CrazyTigerFan on 10/25/25 at 1:45 pm to LA Lightning
quote:I did not. It was random chance that I went to the Haku show... two of my friends had four tickets, and one of their Japanese friends from Osaka had something come up with work so I took the extra.
Did you ever see Tokyo Groove? Love Juna Serita and also Harumo Imai, me.
I'm more familiar with City Pop era singers, although I do know some newer stuff. Here's an ano track that's essentially an ad for bored teens to work at McDonald's. (She did a few actual commercials too.)
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