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Salmon & Trout Recipes


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BAKED FILLETS WITH CHEESE AND MUSHROOMS

3lbs Salmon and Trout Fillets
1 cup Grated Cheddar Cheese
1 can Condensed Cream of Mushroom     Soup
Salt and Pepper
1/2 cup White Wine or Sherry

Soak fillets in salt water 30 minutes - rinse in cold water, dry on paper towel.  Cut to size and arrange in baking dish.  Season with salt and pepper.  Mix wine and mushroom soup, add cheese, then cover fillets.  Bake at 375° - 20 to 30 minutes.

   BAKED STUFFED SALMON  

1 5-7 lb Whole Salmon
1 Med. Onion sliced
2 Med. Tomatoes sliced or 1 small can stewed tomatoes
1/2 stick Butter cut in pads
Salt and Pepper to taste
1 tsp. Lemon Juice

Stuff fish with all ingredients; wrap in foil.  Place in a 9 x 11 baking dish.  Add water to bottom of pan.  Bake at 375° for 45 minutes, turn fish once half way through.

   SNACK FISH

This snack can be made with Salmon or Trout and may be served hot or cold.

 

Cut fish fillets into long strips 3/4 inch wide.  Roll in melted butter and coat with finely chopped potato chips.  Fry in melted butter.  May use seasoning if needed.

FISH BOIL (Indoors)

4 lbs of Trout or Salmon
3 lbs Red Potatoes
2 lbs of Small Onions
1 large Pot - 10 Quart Size
1 Strainer
1 lb Salt
8 Quarts Water
Cut fish into 2 1/2 inch steaks.  Bring water and salt to a boil - add potatoes - boil 20 minutes depending on size.  Add onions and fish.  Boil another 15 minutes or until fish flakes with a fork.  Remove from heat, stain.  Serve with butter.  Fish steaks may be seasoned with paprika and boiled for 2 minutes to firm up meat.

MICROWAVE SALMON STEAKS

Many microwave owners believe that micro waved fish tastes far less "fishy" than conventionally cooked.  You may notice a slight fishy odor when defrosting and micro waving frozen fish, but it seems to disappear after cooking.  Be careful not to over look fish and seafood.  They are done as soon as they flake or lose their translucent appearance.

2 Tbls. Meted Butter per pound of fish
1 teas. Lemon Juice per pound of fish

Brush lemon butter mixture on salmon steaks.  Place steaks in glass baking dish.  Cover with vented plastic wrap.  Microwave at 50% power for 1/2 the cooking time.  Turn steaks over.  Brush with lemon-butter.  Cover and microwave remaining time until fish flakes easily.

Cooking time is 10-13 minutes per pound


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