Fish Recipes
Deep-Fried Sauger with Honey Mustard Sauce
This deep-fried sauger recipe is delicious with any light-fleshed, flaky fish fillets, including rock fish, halibut, crappie and catfish. Make sure fish is chilled before dipping. For extra-crunchy fish, dust fish with flour before dunking in the batter. Looking for more fish recipes? Try one of these! Oven “Fried” Crappie with Mustard Dill Sauce Boston-Style…
Read MoreGrilled Salmon with Bourbon Glaze
When it’s my time to cash in my chips, I want my last meal to be at Billy’s Oyster Bar in Panama City Beach, Florida. I just returned from my second visit in about fifteen hours. I just could not control myself. This funky joint came highly recommended not for the ambiance, but for the…
Read MoreGrilled Salmon with Avocado and Cucumber Salsa
This one is best cooked on a smoky grill, but you can broil or pan-sear if you’d prefer. The salsa has a mixture of textures from smooth and creamy to crunchy. If you make enough of it, it can serve as your salad course.
Read MoreBlackened Snapper BLT
You’ve got to have a really hot skillet to make this work. It also helps if you cook it outdoors since searing three kinds of pepper in a hot skillet is a lot like breathing in pepper spray. If you have to do it inside, make sure you allow for plenty of ventilation. There’s a…
Read MoreJumbo Squid Sandwich
You can also fry your calamari, like in the photo, for a different take on a fish sandwich. And then be sure to serve it with beer, as all fried foods taste better with beer. And be careful cooking your squid too long – it will quickly turn rubbery/tough on you.
Read MoreSpicy Steelhead with Pickled Cucumbers
These sea-run rainbow trout are excellent when cooked on the barbecue, but you can grill, pan-sear or broil the fish as well. A four-pound fish, before cleaning, is perfect for a meal for four adults. The flesh is firm and the flavor is similar to trout and salmon. Fillet large fish for grilling. For smaller…
Read MoreGrilled Soy and Sesame Striper
Big stripers look great on the wall or in the photo, but the smaller ones are better table fare. You have to remember to remove all of the dark flesh before marinating or cooking. The texture and flavor of the dark stuff is just not going to make you happy. The recipe calls for grilling,…
Read MorePoached Striper with Peppercorn Vinaigrette
Poaching actually cooks faster than most other cooking methods. Make sure you cook the fish until just done and not overdone. Did you know there are many varieties of peppercorns? Normally I just use the black variety, but like in the photo, there is a red one too. See if you can find them at…
Read MorePan-Roasted Striped Bass with Rosemary, Vegetables and Tomato
If you are one of those people who likes to grill year ’round (like me), then do this: put the fish on the grill with your rosemary and close the lid. Let the fragrance of the rosemary fill the grill and seep into your fish. It will add another depth of flavor. But don’t let…
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