Never had pike before cooking this but I think my version turned out quite well! 🙂

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  2. For some of the filets I just used fish seasoning, lemon juice, salt and lots of pepper before breading them.
    For others I made a honey-sriracha-pepper flake-sauce and glazed the filets with it.
    And then finally I made one that was filled with mozzarella cheese, sort of like a Cordon Bleu. That was the best one.

  3. Hippodrome-1261

    How does pike taste fried? The recipes I know are for pike to be braised in the oven with sauerkraut.

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