Blocker was born Bobby Dan Davis Blocker in De Kalb in Bowie County in northeastern Texas, son of Ora Shack Blocker (1895â1960) and his wife Mary Arizona Blocker, nÃ©e Davis (1901â1998). The family moved to O'Donnell, south of Lubbock in West Texas, where they operated a store.
There's no need to fear fish -- or reserve it for eating in restaurants. Once you master a few simple methods, you'll always be able to enjoy the catch of the day. Pan-Sauteed Sole The Technique To saute fish, cook it rapidly with a little fat and a few basic ingredients in a pan over relatively high heat. The method showcases the fish's delicate texture. You can use the pan drippings to create a quick sauce. The Fish We used lemon sole, a flaky, mild-tasting white fish.
Directions. Using a skillet that is just large enough to hold fish, add enough oil to coat the bottom of the skillet; place over medium heat. Pat fish dry with paper towels and season skin side with salt and pepper. Place fish in skillet, skin side down, and let cook about 7 minutes. Do not touch fish. Season flesh side with salt and pepper. If skin begins to curl, lightly tap down on fish, pressing skin flat against the skillet. Gently turn fish over and continue cooking, flesh side down, until just cooked through.