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Meals Made Easy: Halibut
To say the least: Fish is plentiful in Alaska.
A fish dish finds its way into the meal planning of our household often.
My favorite? Halibut.
Tip: For those fortunate enough to fish halibut, and eat it fresh, right out of the ocean;
a halibut 100 pounds, or less, is a keeper;
anything over that, consider it a trophy but, also consider letting it go.
Bigger doesn't always equate to better;
at 60 pounds or less, halibut tastes best!
I have a few different recipes for halibut that are among my favorites;
as a busy mom, anything for breakfast, lunch or dinner, cooked, or baked, must remain simple;
this halibut bake takes 5 minutes of prep. time and 20 minutes in the oven.
And, if you like mayo., this recipe's for you!
Baked Halibut for Two
What You Need:
1 Bunch of Green Onions
Mayonnaise
Lemon Peel
Salt
Pepper
Two, 8 ounce Halibut "Steaks"
Cookie Sheet
Prep. Guide:
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees.
Cut your green onions and lay them as a bed for your halibut steaks upon your cookie sheet.
Lay your halibut steaks down, directly on top of the green onions.
Lightly sprinkle the lemon peel over-top of the halibut.
Liberally spread the mayo over the top and sides of your halibut steaks.
Last step of prep: Sprinkle salt and pepper over your halibut masterpiece.
Your halibut is now ready to bake!
Baking Guide:
Place the cookie sheet, with halibut goodness, into the oven for 15-20 minutes.
When the halibut is done, your mayo-covered steaks will have hints of golden brown on their edges
and will flake easily with a fork.
Serves two.
For additional servings:
Simply add more halibut steaks, and bunches of green onions,
to the "What You Need" list;
as well as, a full 20 minutes in the oven.
Ideas for Sides:
Continue the thought of "Meals Made Easy" and "Keep It Simple" with
Potato Pancakes and/or Roasted Carrots.
Either choice pairs nicely with this dish and compliments it.
Remember:
A fish dish finds its way into the meal planning of our household often.
My favorite? Halibut.
Tip: For those fortunate enough to fish halibut, and eat it fresh, right out of the ocean;
a halibut 100 pounds, or less, is a keeper;
anything over that, consider it a trophy but, also consider letting it go.
Bigger doesn't always equate to better;
at 60 pounds or less, halibut tastes best!
I have a few different recipes for halibut that are among my favorites;
as a busy mom, anything for breakfast, lunch or dinner, cooked, or baked, must remain simple;
this halibut bake takes 5 minutes of prep. time and 20 minutes in the oven.
And, if you like mayo., this recipe's for you!
Baked Halibut for Two
What You Need:
1 Bunch of Green Onions
Mayonnaise
Lemon Peel
Salt
Pepper
Two, 8 ounce Halibut "Steaks"
Cookie Sheet
Prep. Guide:
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees.
Cut your green onions and lay them as a bed for your halibut steaks upon your cookie sheet.
Lay your halibut steaks down, directly on top of the green onions.
Lightly sprinkle the lemon peel over-top of the halibut.
Liberally spread the mayo over the top and sides of your halibut steaks.
Last step of prep: Sprinkle salt and pepper over your halibut masterpiece.
Your halibut is now ready to bake!
Baking Guide:
Place the cookie sheet, with halibut goodness, into the oven for 15-20 minutes.
When the halibut is done, your mayo-covered steaks will have hints of golden brown on their edges
and will flake easily with a fork.
Serves two.
For additional servings:
Simply add more halibut steaks, and bunches of green onions,
to the "What You Need" list;
as well as, a full 20 minutes in the oven.
Ideas for Sides:
Continue the thought of "Meals Made Easy" and "Keep It Simple" with
Potato Pancakes and/or Roasted Carrots.
Either choice pairs nicely with this dish and compliments it.
Remember:
"Whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God" (I Corinthians 10:31).
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