The garden meets the sea in this kicked up fish dish!! I wish I could credit this recipe's creator but it was given to me by a neighbor, who got it from her sister-in-law, blah, blah. I am just glad it...
This recipe is from a low fat cooking site. The original recipe calls from Dijon mustard and broiling the fish. I used a coarse ground mustard and grilled the fillets outside.
This is from Cooking Light and was adored by my family. In fact, my 3 year old ate most of mine! This is a simple recipe for Halibut which allows the Halibut to shine!
A great way to cook a large piece of fish from the Western chapter of the United States Regional Cookbook, Culinary Arts Institute of Chicago, 1947. Cooking time is approximate.
A thrifty way to use up leftover cooked fish from the New England chapter of the United States Regional Cookbook, Culinary Arts Institute of Chicago, 1947.
Use a firm white fish such as halibut, bass, or mahimahi in this delicious Moroccan classic. Adapted from Cooking Light magazine. Great served with Basmati rice. The fish needs to marinate 30 minutes.
A super flavorful way to serve halibut without overpowering it's delicate flavors. I always double the garlic and increase the grape tomatoes. I also seldom chop the capers. From Fine Cooking.
Slow braised fish in a rich sauce. Recipe also works with any firm-flesh fish such as salmon, cod or swordfish. Halve steaks before cooking to serve as an appetizer. The fish is brined for 20 minutes so...
I simply love things made in the oven and this is no exception. I enjoy this with brown rice, fresh green beans and fresh sliced peaches when I have them.
This was a recipe that was given to my mother when we lived in Alaska. We caught our own fresh halibut and combined mayo and jalapenos to make a tasty dish.
I am allergic to scallops (love them, just can't eat them). This is an adaptation of a recipe to use ingredients I can have. Also good if you can't get scallops.
Seafood done right can be a little slice of heaven. This particular dish is one of my personal favorites. Good as a main dish and also good over salad of your choice.
I enjoy fish and we typically have it at least once a week. This is a nice quick evening meal that is Diabetic friendly. The recipe is from Better Homes and Gardens Spcial Interest Publications Low Calorie...