Good fish recipes?

no catfish? fuck you. that's all I had on my mind when I saw this thread.

the important thing about fish is.....cook the fish simple but its all about what you have with the fish as sides.

risotto
hashbrowns
mixed veggies barely cooked
and so on

That fish taco recipe comes to mind .

Buy some Halibut, and marinade in Italian dressing for a couple of hours.. Man it is awesome! And I bet your family would like it also.

Tuna wraps, nothing fancy but a staple of my diet. Mix your tuna the way you like it. I prefer white albacore, a little mayo, some fresh green onion, relish, pepper to taste, maybe some chopped radish or even pepperocini chopped fine and a dash of terragon vinegar. I use flour tortillas and margarine. Place tortilla on a plate and toss it in the micro and nuke it for 20 -25 seconds, pull it out and slap a little marg on it, toss in a couple spoonfulls of the tuna mix wrap and eat while the tortillas still warm. Repeat like 3 or 4 times to satiate. Good source of protien. And a lot of fat

When I start slaying calico bass in the summer I usually girll a few fillets shred up the meat and make enchiladas. Seared Ahi steaks with little soy n ginger is good too.

If you want to eat fish for health reasons, you don't want any cooking advice from a cajun! Speckled trout or redfish - deep fry those babies in as much grease as you can fit in the fryer, then smother them in any of the multitude of sauces that consist mostly of butter!

Try the cedar plank salmon at costco. very good and reasonable

Take a meaty fish, like red snapper. Coat lightly in olive oil, then dredge in Tony Chachere's Herb and Spices. On a scalding "Hot" pan blacken the fish for three to five minutes per side. Before serving give it a good squeeze of fresh lime juice over the top.

Fish didn't smell till women went swimmin.