Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Dinner last night

This recipe is my version of a fish dish
we would have at the "Friendly Dolphin"
restaurant in Rocky Point, Mex.

It's pretty simple. The fish steams in
individual foil packets and I just serve them
on the plate, in the packet, so all the juices
stay in there with the fish. Even the kids
love this one.
Friendly Dolphin Style Fish
Use any mild white fish, I used Basa, Halibut
works nice too. Place ea. piece of fish on a
square of foil - use enough so you can fold up
around the fish and allow for some steam.
Sprinkle ea. w/ salt & pepper, a bit of
chopped fresh garlic,
chopped fresh cilantro, chopped fresh jalapeno,
a bit of Monterrey jack cheese, and a splash of
white wine (maybe 2 Tbls. per), and a few small
pads of butter (about 1/2 Tbl. per) Fold up into
packets. Place on a cookie sheet and bake at about
385 degrees for approx. 20-30 min. depending on the
thickness of the fish. I served with rice pilaf
and steamed corn.


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