Thu 13 Jul 2006
This, my bloggy friends, is lazy cooking at it’s finest. Armed with a combination of the freshest fishies and veggies you can find, skewer them together nicenice, brush with olive oil and garlic, sprinkle with salt & pepper, then bake untill the fish is flakey and the veggies are wilty and bursting with flavor. Careful not to overcook so the fish remains light and buttery.
>1 lb filet halibut, cut into chunks
>2 zucchinni, sliced into 1/2″ rounds, steamed for only about 3 minutes to get the cooking started
>1 container cherry tomatos
>3 cloves garlic
>1/4 c olive oil
>1 lemon
>salt & pepper
Into a bowl add the olive oil and crush garlic into the oil. Stir with a pastry brush and set aside. Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil, preheat your oven to 350°F, and let the assembling begin like so. Brush the skewers generously with olive oil and garlic on both sides, sprinkle on a few more salt crystals, and bake. We served these over rice with a wedge of lemon. It’s a miracle I was able to get some pix before they all disappeared. Poof!
{tags alaskan halibut zucchinni fish skewers recipe}


Yum! This looks really good and easy. Maybe when my zucchini starts producing…
Yes, that looks fabulous. It made my mouth water and it’s way to early in the morning to have that happen! I love anything on a skewer.
:)
thx sher and rachel, sometimes the simplest things can be the best. i’m loving the zucchini these days.
I wanted to let you know that I’m spotlighting this recipe today in a feature on my blog that I call “South Beach Recipes of the Week.” It includes your photo (with a photo credit for you, of course) and a link to the recipe on your blog. Please let me know if you have any concerns about how I’ve done this.