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makes a healthy alternative to red meat as well as providing
a deliciously alternative taste for tantalising your
taste buds. Fish meat is considered a healthy alternative
to red meat, an added bonus for those who are health
conscious.
Salmon
Barbecued
Alaskan Salmon Steaks
Barbecued
Salmon
Cajun Salmon
Cedar-Planked
Salmon on the Grill
Fresh
Herb-Rubbed Salmon Fillets
Grilled
Salmon with Green Goddess Dressing
Horseradish-Marinated
Salmon
Marinated
Salmon with Noodles
Oyster-Stuffed
Salmon Fillets
Pepper-Crusted,
Maple-Glazed Salmon
Salmon
á la Turner
Salmon
Burgers with Smoked Cheese
Salmon
with Creamy Dill Sauce
Salmon
in a Lemon Butter Sauce
Salmon
Steaks with Red Beet Sauce
Salmon
with Wilted Chard, Grilled Pineapple, and Mole Sauce
Smoke-Grilled
Salmon Steaks with Seafood Rub
Whole
Stuffed Grilled Salmon
Shellfish
Aussie
Prawn and Scallop Skewers
Calamari
with Asian Spinach
Curried
Lobster
Fiery
Shrimp and Angel Hair Pasta
Garlic
Prawns with Paprika Sauce
Grilled
Colossal Shrimp with Coconut Milk Curry
Grilled
Cumin-Scallop Salad
Grilled
Lemon Lobster
Grilled
Lobster and Lentil Salad
Grilled
Shellfish and Crustaceans
Grilled
Shrimp with Tomatillo and Avocado Salsa
Monkfish,
Shrimp, Scallop, and Apricot Mixed Grill
Mussels
Stuffed with Ratatouille Salad
NAwlins
Barbecue Shrimp
Scallop
and Spinach Salad
Scallops
on Skewers with Carrot Sauce
Shrimp
Kebabs in Ginger Marinade
Shrimp
Pasta Salad
Shrimp
with Salsa Fresca
Smoky
Lobster Tails and Corn on the Cob
Soft-Shell
Crabs with Rémoulade
Tangerine
Lobster Tails
Other Delicious Fish Recipes
Blackened
Fish
Cod
Steaks with Lemon & Herb Crust
Garlic
& Herb Fish Cakes
Grilled
Halibut with Potato Disks, Shallot Sauce, and Bacon
Vinaigrette
Halibut
en Brochette
Java
Grilled Snapper
Mediterranean
Sea Bass
Mediterranean
Topping for Cod
Pumpkin
SeedCrusted Grouper
Red
Snapper with Pineapple-Peach Salsa and Mango "Guacamole"
Sea
Bass with Roasted Pepper Vinaigrette
Spice-crusted
Tuna with Thai Citrus Dressing
Stuffed
Trout with Lemon and Pink Peppercorns
Tandoori
Spiced Halibut Fillets with Cucumber and Yoghourt Salad
Thai
Fish Cakes with Dipping Sauce
Thai
Salmon Fish Cakes
Thai
Spiced Mackerel
Handy Hints for Grilling Seafood:
- Fish cook rapidly on the grill, so don't wander
far from your catch!
- Unless you are grilling very delicate, thin fillets
such as sole or flounder, you can skip the aluminum
foil. Instead of sealing fillets in a foil packet
where they won't benefit from the direct contact with
the fire, lightly brush or spray them with oil to
keep them from sticking to the cooking grate.
- Fish is cooked to perfection when it is slightly
opaque throughout. Insert a sharp paring knife between
the layers of the fish meat and turn it slightly to
get a good look inside. If the fish still looks translucent
in the center, give it a minute or two more.
- Turn fish only once. Flipping fish back and forth
can cause them to break up.
- Firm fish such as tuna or salmon can be cooked directly
on the grill if handled carefully. A hinged wire basket
can be very useful when cooking more delicate fish
such as perch, snapper or catfish, or for cooking
shellfish.
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