Thursday, September 10, 2009

LEMON PEPPER WALLEYE

This dish goes great with the Lemon Pepper Green Beans (recipe below), and it's equally simple--uses the same spices, too! Don't let the ease of preparation fool you--it's delicious & a great "company" dish. By the way, you can use any type of fish, but Walleye is one of my favorites.

4 Walleye fillets, preferably wild caught
1 tbls olive oil
Lemon Pepper (preferably Tone's Low Sodium)
Garlic Salt

Rinse Walleye fillets & pat very dry with paper towels. You do not have to remove skins; they will slip off easily after cooking. Heat olive oil in large skillet over medium-high heat. When hot, add Walleye fillets, skin side down. Sprinkle liberally w/lemon pepper & garlic salt (not as much garlic salt). Immediately turn fillets (gently, so as not to break them apart) & sprinkle spices on other side. Cook for 1 minute, until golden on top, and turn fillets again. Finish cooking on this side until done. Fish should be opaque & flake easily w/fork. (If fillets are skinless, alternate cooking 1 side to the other.)

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