Seafood Baked Tilapia and Krab

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Saturday night I decided to improvise a little so I got some tilapia from Winn Dixie to base the meal around. Then I made a krabmeat salad out of minced celery, minced carrot, and minced yellow onion. I mixed all of the minced veggies in some fake krabmeat, cream-cheese, and mayo and started stuffing.
Each tilapia filet was cut into two pieces at their natural divide and circled around in the cups of muffin tins, leaving the top open for the filling of the krab salad mixture. The muffin pan portions were topped off with bacon, Old Bay seasoning, and a dab of butter.
The pans were cooked in the Traeger at about 375 for 45 minutes or so.... I lost track of time on account of Mr Jameson in the glass and Sturgil Simpson in the ears.
The results were great, in my opinion. My wife even said that the 'recipe' was a keeper so I guess I'll have to keep it around and keep perfecting it by actually keeping track of things like amounts of this/that and cook times.
Using the muffin pans really worked well, because each portion was easy to remove from the cups they cooked in, due to the non-stick nature of the pans. Cleanup was easy as well.
Bacon-wrapped scallops, Brussel sprouts, and Mac/cheez accessorized and filled out the plate nicely.
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Looks delicious!

How do you like your Cuisinart sink?
 
How do you like your Cuisinart sink?
I've only had it about a month but so far I like it. It's sturdy enough for my needs but wheeled and light enough to be easily moved if I wanted to temporarily relocate it.
The faucet hooks up via a standard yard hose and the drain drops into a bucket which would obviously have to be monitored for overflow and emptied. I need to get some kind of adapter gimmick and run the drain out into the yard, or at least into a bigger bucket behind that little fence.
Having running water outside by the grills is real convenient, that's for sure.
 
I've only had it about a month but so far I like it. It's sturdy enough for my needs but wheeled and light enough to be easily moved if I wanted to temporarily relocate it.
The faucet hooks up via a standard yard hose and the drain drops into a bucket which would obviously have to be monitored for overflow and emptied. I need to get some kind of adapter gimmick and run the drain out into the yard, or at least into a bigger bucket behind that little fence.
Having running water outside by the grills is real convenient, that's for sure.
This may be a bit overkill but could you hook the sink to some type of portable water heater if you want a hot water source?
 
could you hook the sink to some type of portable water heater
That would require a different faucet to allow the cold/hot water supplies to be mixed and controlled. The one that comes with the kit only has a single supply connection. In Florida it's not really a big concern, but I suppose in other climates having water that is warmer than tap would be preferred but that gets a bit outside of the range of something to buy from Walmart and take home in a box.
 
It looks like it's a nice unit, im needing something like it as I don't really have an outdoor kitchen area.
 
It looks like it's a nice unit, im needing something like it as I don't really have an outdoor kitchen area.
Could probably rig up something similar even with hot water... I’ve seen tankless water heater’s (propane) for less than 150.
 
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