I took the fish, sprinkled it with salt and pepper and drizzled it with a little olive oil. The fish was grilled at a high temperature for about 4 minutes per side. I made a butter with a seafood seasoning that I picked up from the Blue Crab Bay Co. (which contains lemon peel, garlic, parsley, white pepper, chives, basil, cayenne). I then topped the fish with this butter.
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Grilled Escolar, Green Beans, Corn on the Cob
We first experienced Escolar fish at our local fish market and restaurant. It is a mild white fish that almost has a texture of a pork chop. The fish is a very oily fish.
I took the fish, sprinkled it with salt and pepper and drizzled it with a little olive oil. The fish was grilled at a high temperature for about 4 minutes per side. I made a butter with a seafood seasoning that I picked up from the Blue Crab Bay Co. (which contains lemon peel, garlic, parsley, white pepper, chives, basil, cayenne). I then topped the fish with this butter.
I took the fish, sprinkled it with salt and pepper and drizzled it with a little olive oil. The fish was grilled at a high temperature for about 4 minutes per side. I made a butter with a seafood seasoning that I picked up from the Blue Crab Bay Co. (which contains lemon peel, garlic, parsley, white pepper, chives, basil, cayenne). I then topped the fish with this butter.
Labels:
corn on the cob,
escolar,
green beans,
walnuts
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