Salmon? Yawn. Cod? Snooze-fest. If you’re sick of the same old seafood, it’s time to give halibut a whirl. Not only is it an excellent source of protein and omega-3s, but it’s extremely versatile in ...

Fill a pot with about 3 inches of water and place a steamer basket inside. Set pot over medium-high heat and bring water to a boil. Meanwhile, make rub: Place coconut flakes, mint leaves, cilantro, ...

At the market the other day, I was drawn to glistening, pearly white filets of Alaskan halibut filling two rows of the fish case. I bought a little more than 2 pounds of fish, plenty for dinner and ...

Heat a grill. Place tomatoes in a sieve. Place sieve on grill over indirect heat. Cover grill and smoke tomatoes until slightly wilted, about 30 minutes. Transfer to a food processor along with ...

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If we’re at a restaurant and see grilled fish on the menu, we’re definitely ordering it. That’s because while we love the tender, flaky, slighty charred flavor of grilled fish, cooking it at home can ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Grilled Halibut and Salmon Bob Boland YIELD: 15 TO 20 SERVINGS Olive oil 6 pounds thick skin-on halibut and salmon fillets (see ...

Thick halibut fillets are ideal for grilling. Their firm texture will maintain shape without flaking apart on the grill, and their mild flavor is enhanced by the char and smoke. While you can simply ...

Thick halibut fillets are ideal for grilling. Their firm texture will maintain shape without flaking apart on the grill, and their mild flavor is enhanced by the char and smoke. While you can simply ...

Thick halibut fillets are ideal for grilling. Their firm texture will maintain shape without flaking apart on the grill, and their mild flavor is enhanced by the char and smoke. While you can simply ...