Grilled Salmon Fillets
Choose thick skin-on fillets, as they'll hold together on the grill. Be gentle when turning the fish; it's best to use two spatulas, placing one under and one over the fillet.
Choose thick skin-on fillets, as they'll hold together on the grill. Be gentle when turning the fish; it's best to use two spatulas, placing one under and one over the fillet.
Serve these remarkably low-fat fillets with spinach and brown rice.
An easy mushroom topping adds pizzazz to any fish fillets. Serve with crunchy broccoli, and potatoes mashed with a carrot for colour.
Nothing could be easier or more tempting than these broiled fillets served on lettuce and topped with a tangy vinaigrette. Complete the meal with corn bread or whole wheat rolls.
There is just a wisp of curry on these fillets. Serve with new potatoes, sugar snap peas and sprouts.
Measure the fish before grilling. You can count on 10 minutes cooking time per inch (2.5 cm) of thickness.
Crunchy coated fillets have all the appeal of deep-frying without the fat. Serve with carrot, celery and rutabaga sticks, and hot potato salad plus a dollop of Light Tartar Sauce or salsa.
Fish fillets baked in pizza flavours are enough to convert any junior fish hater into a fish lover. Serve with sliced Italian bread, brushed with olive oil and crushed garlic, then toasted in the oven. Add a tossed leafy lettuce spring salad.
Serve with: Crusty French bread and steamed green vegetables. This tried-and-true, simple yet elegant French home or bistro preparation can be used for practically any fish fillet: pickerel, catfish, tilapia, flounder, turbot, halibut, grouper, snapper or even mackerel.
