I adore halibut and usually just prepare it simply, it’s mild flavor and meaty texture make it a perfect partner for interesting finishes, such as this light and healthy fresh relish.The uncooked relish is also fabulous on other fish, grilled chicken, chops, as a topping for toast slices, or mixed in with your favorite pasta.You can either prepare it up to an hour ahead, or mix it up right before
Update: Good can be better. I initially posted this crispy halibut nuggets with pineapple sauce almost a year ago but I am currently in a slow process of replacing most of the horrid photos I took then. This dish was top priority to be retaken as its picture was just plain…UGLY. The photo now still needs work but is a considerable improvement from what I had, I hope. Also, I decided to revisit the recipe and ended up re-tweaking it a bit. I hope you’d welcome the addition of fresh ginger juice, which, I think, does wonders to the sauce.
Usually, the asian supermarket I go to carry halibut in collars which, although excellent in soups, do not have enough meat to be prepared in another type of dish. So, it was nice suprise to see halibut fillets on sale for .99 in the store last weekend. The two fish steaks I bought were put into good use in this crispy halibut nuggets with pineapple sauce dish experimentation, which also borrowed some traits from regular sweet and sour recipes. Read the rest of this entry »
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My previous post was about how the grilled pork tenderloin and nectarine-red onion chutney evolved over the course of the day. I started with the flavor profile I wanted first (Spanish, with lots of paprika) and moved to the ingredient list and fi…