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flounder: The pan must be very hot before you put them in

Posted By: none on 2009-05-02
In Reply to: Did anyone ever make small flounder fillets on the grill. I know they need to be done quickly - PAMT

I guess, 2-3 minutes on each side is enough.


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Did anyone ever make small flounder fillets on the grill. I know they need to be done quickly
because they are so small and thin.  How long should they stay on there.  I tried them one time in a pan and they turned to mush.