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    What is the best way to minimize the mess made?
    Michele
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    Cleaning fish is a messy project. Keep a pail or plastic bag open to discard the fins, skin and entrails to minimize mess.
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    How do I cook pan-fried whole flounder?
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    See the wikiHow article, How to Cook Flounder .
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    Can flounder be grilled?
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    Yes, flounder tastes great grilled over hickory chips with seasoned salt and lemon. You can use cooking spray on the grates and quarter turn them to prevent the fish from sticking. Beware of inedible "arrowtooth flounder" that Wal-Mart sells - this fish turns to a tastless mush no matter what you do with it.
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    Do flounder have scales?
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    Yes, they do. If you buy it from your local grocer, the scales should already be removed.
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