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Quartz Creek Lodge Halibut

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  1. Quartz Creek Lodge Halibut

    David and Pam Pingrees Quartz Creek Lodge in Kodiak serve
    this quick, delicious halibut dish at their slice of paradise.

    One pound halibut fillets
    Dill weed
    1/4 cup butter
    Lemon pepper
    1 medium onion, sliced in rings
    Mayonnaise

    Slice halibut to bite-sized portions, one-inch thick. Arrange on flat
    surface and sprinkle lightly with dill weed and lemon pepper. In a
    non-stick skillet melt butter over medium heat; add onion and cook
    until nicely carmelized. Place halibut seasoned side down, on top of
    onions. While cooking, sprinkle dill weed and lemon pepper on top of
    fish then spread a thin layer of mayonnaise over the top. When fish
    has cooked halfway, turn and cook with mayonnaise side down until fish
    is fully cooked (it should flake easily), taking care not to over-cook
    so it doesnt dry out. Remove to serving dish, place onions on top of
    the fish.

    Variations
    Cut fish to fit into your favorite sandwich roll and cook as above.
    When done, place in a roll with mayonnaise, lettuce and tomato and serve
    hot.
    Its wonderful.

    Mix any leftover halibut and onions with mayonnaise and sweet pickles
    and use
    as a cold sandwich spread.

    Quartz Creek Lodge
    David & Pam Pingree
    Box UGI
    Kodiak, AK 99697
    Satellite phone: 011-8816-4144-4939
    e-mail: [email hidden]

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