I dry-aged a VENOMOUS fish ate it and this happened!

 Today, I'm finally trying out an experiment I've been asked to do for a while. 

Lionfish are an invasive species in Florida, and I'm helping to control their population growth. Now does it taste any good dry aged? We will find out together. 

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If you're going to fish for this type of animal, be very very careful of those venomous spines! -TBT



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