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June 30, 2009

Summer's Fresh Catch

By Dawn R. Williams

My husband loves to fish, and after a recent trip to the Gulf, he returned with enough red snapper to feed a village! So to make the most of his fresh catch, we had to be smart about freezing the fillets, and we wanted to come up with some fun ways to fix a feast. Here are some quick tips that we picked up!

Scott-Fish

FREEZING: When freezing snapper, place 2-4 fillets in a freezer-safe bag and fill with water to cover the fish (making sure to let out as much air from the bag and possilbe before sealing). Remember to mark the bag with the type of fish and date frozen.

Snapper-tacos
(photo: Randy Mayor; Lydia DeGaris-Pursell)

COOKING: We like to keep it simple with snapper. A nice coat of olive oil and mild seasoning does the trick before grilling over an open flame. Here are some fabulous recipes worth trying:
Snapper Tacos With Chipotle Cream
Potato-Crusted Snapper
Red Snapper Over Sauteed Spinach and Tomatoes

SUBSTITUTES: If snapper isn't available, try other firm white fish fillets.

SIDES: If you're grilling your fish, dont stop there! Make dinner an easy treat by grilling your sides, such as corn, zucchini, or vegetable kabobs.

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