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Smoked Fish Chowder Recipe

  • 1 lb. Smoked Fish flaked
  • 1 cup cooked tomatoes
  • 1 small onion chopped
  • 2 cups water
  • 3 cups milk
  • 1/4 cup flour
  • 1 1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt

Put fish, onions, tomatoes and water in a large sauce pan. Bring the mixture to a boil, then simmer for twenty minutes. In a large skillet, combine the flour, milk and salt stirring constantly until thick. After the twenty minutes of simmering combine the two in the sauce pan and serve. YUM YUM YUM!


Yellow Tail

Cover the bottom of a oven roasting pan with Gerards White House Dressing. Lay fillets on dressing, then cover the fillets with ortega green chili strips. Top it all with grated Monterey Jack cheese. Cook 16 minutes in a pre heated 350 degree oven.

So simple and so very good!


In all my years of dining on fish has to be the best! My wife doesn't care much for fish, but she loves it prepared this way!

Glazed Salmon on Board

by John Norton

BERORE YOU START YOU NEED A SLAB OF aprox, 1 x 6” WOOD AND START SOAKING IT IN WATER FOR AT LEAST AN HOUR PROIR TO PREPARING THIS DELIGHTFULL MEAL. CEDAR APPEARS TO BE THE BEST. ALDER, OAK OR ANY OTHER HARDWOOD SHOULD WORK.

  • 3 Tbsp. Jack Daniels “OLD NO. 7” Mustard (Dijon can be substituted)
  • 1 Tbsp. Balsamic vinegar
  • 3 Tbsp. Maple syrup
  • A pinch of sage
  • A little citrus, like lemon or orange
  • Salmon, skin on. (or other fish)
  • Salt and pepper for your taste

The main thing here is the vinegar and maple syrup brine. The citrus and sage are not needed for this delightful brine, but they do add to it. Mix this stuff up.

GET THE BBQ HEATED UP.

Put all this stuff in a zip lock type bag, with the salmon, (or any other fish). Kind of fondle it around until all of it is covered with the brine. Let it absorb the brine for about 30 min. in the frige.

Now the fun stuff:
Get that slab of wood out of the water and put it on the grill. Yep, it will start smoking. Put the fish, skin side down, on the slab of wood it will not only smoke but it will also steam the fish at the same time. The fish doesn’t need to be turned. You must put the lid down on the BBQ. The total cooking time is about 10 min.

The presentation of the meal can be presented on the same piece of wood that is still smoldering from the wonderful job you just did! You will appear to be a hero.
There is no clean-up. Nothing will be left!!