Halibut Recipe

[Dock Boy]

I just got my hands on a big bag Alaskan Halibut. Does anyone have a good recipe for it. Thanks

[1tofish]

I prefer to keep it simple.

This is some of the best fish on earth and it's a shame to use to much batter or sauces.

My favorite is just pan fried with butter. Maybe a light dusting of seasoned flour. Use a cast iron skillet for best results.

I'm very jealous and very hungry...enjoy!

[LABS4ME]

easy...

-lay tin foil over hot coals on the grill

-brush both sides of the fillet with melted butter

-sprinkle on garlic powder

-sprinkle on Lawry's salt

-sprinkle on a little crushed pepper

-cover grill

-cook till the fillet begins to crack

-squeeze fresh lemon juice over all the fillets

-flip fillets

cook one - two more minutes and serve.

Better yet... bring 'em over to my house! I'm out and I'll cook them up for you!

Good Luck!

Ken

[Dock Boy]

Thanks guys they both sound good. The gentleman who gave the fish to me said something about boiling in salt water do I need to do this and if so what does it do to the fish.

[Surface Tension]

Boiled and then dipped into garlic butter is fantastic.

A light batter like tempura then deep fried is also very good.

[dfv87]

KISS-(Keep It Simple Stupid) is the main recipe for Halibut. Seldom have I had it when it didn't turn out well. Grill recipe sounds great.

[Dock Boy]

Hey, Made the fish tonight on the grill. Garlic butter and salt and pepper. Very good

[Tom Linderholm]

I have Fish Envy! One of my favorite fish to prepare and eat.

I have prepared it many ways but I always go back to grilled. You definately want to stay simple with this fish, one of the most delicate fish to work with on a grill but just packed full of flavor.

One of my favorite accompmiants with Halibut is a simple Grilled Tomato Salsa made with Grilled Tomatoes, Grilled Onion, Lime Juice, Cilantro, Jalepeno, and a shot of Tequila. That and plain old mashed taters'.