Today, I used a new seasoning mix that my daughter Suzy gave me. It is fantastic and I decided to use it on everything for this meal. Halibuts are related to the flounder family and are native to the North Pacific. Their growth depends on the location they live and the habitat conditions. Females grow faster than males. The largest recorded sport-caught halibut in Alaska was 459 lb. Huge! Approximate Prep and Cooking Time: 30 MINUTES Approximate Cost: $ 24.99 or 12.50 per serving Difficulty Level: X Easy ____ Intermediate ____ Advanced Servings: 2 Ingredients 2 Halibut filet ($18.59) 2 ½ tbsp. Angie’s basting Oil (.40) 2 ½ tbsps. of Fox point Seasoning (or the seafood seasoning of your choice) (.50) 2 cups of fresh broccoli ($1.45) 1 onion (.40) 1 lemon (.35) 10 baby Bella mushrooms, chopped ($1.40) 2 tbsps. Pesto (.90) 1 Avocado ($1.00) Directions Season the Halibut with 1 tbsp. of my basting oil (or the one of your choice) and 1 tbsp. of the Fox Point Seasoning (or the seafood seasoning of your choice), refrigerate. Chop and sauté in 1 tbsp. of basting oil the mushrooms and onion until browning. Add 1 tbsp. of Fox point Seasoning (or the seafood seasoning of your choice) Steam the broccoli for 4-5 minutes, until it turns a deep beautiful green, drain, add ½ tbsp. of Fox point Seasoning (or the seafood seasoning of your choice), ½ tbsp. of basting oil and stir. Sauté the halibut until light golden on both sides. If you have pesto at home, drop a tbsp. on each plate and place the fish on top. Add the mushroom mix and broccoli. Slice the avocado and lemon, plate and enjoy your meals.
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Yep, I heard you, you must be saying; this woman cooks a lot with ground turkey. You got it right. Ground turkey, especially if it is 95% fat free and organic is so good for you and is so economical. Remember that food tastes base on what ingredients you add to it. If you are a salt and pepper person, then this is not going to work for you. I am always bold with flavors and that makes a big difference. Try my dish today, is simple, tasty and delicious! Approximate Prep and Cooking Time: 30 minutes Approximate Cost: $8.69 or $2.90 per serving Difficulty Level: X Easy ____ Intermediate ____ Advanced Servings: 3 Ingredients ½ lb. ground turkey breast (@$4.49/lb.) = ($2.25) 1 can Cannellini beans, drained and rinsed (.99) 2 tsp. minced dried onions (.35) ½ tsp. Chimichurri flakes (if you don’t have it, use dried parsley) (.30) ½ tsp. Adobo (.30) ½ tsp. Paprika (.25) 1 cup of Orzo ($1.20) 2 cups of chicken broth ($1.25) 1 tbsp. olive oil (.35) ¼ cup Fresh parsley to garnish and to add few leaves to the orzo (.20) 1 avocado ($1.25) Directions Season the turkey with ½ tbsp. of olive oil and ½ tsp. Adobo. Make the mini rolls and sauté them briefly in ½ tbsp. of oil, do not cook completely, just brown them. Remove from skillet, set aside. As needed add more oil to the skillet then add the beans, onion, chimichurri flakes, chopped parsley, paprika, Adobo and 1 cup of chicken broth. Bring it to a boil, add the Orzo and cook according to package directions. As needed add the second cup of broth gradually, until the orzo is tender and the final dish is creamy, not dried. Then 3 minutes before serving, add the cooked turkey rolls to the orzo mix, just to finish cooking them. Slice the avocado, scoop the orzo in the bowls and garnish with fresh parsley. |
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