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Baked Halibut with Lemon Butter Sauce

This is a delicious way to prepare fish that any devout red meat lover will appreciate. It's meaty and yummilicious. Any firm white fish will work - like halibut or cod.

Author: Renée G. @DuchessofCork

Grilled Tilapia with Peach BBQ Sauce

This recipe is from Paula Deen's show on the Food Network. It hasn't been tested in my kitchen, but it will be. It just sounds so light and refreshing.

Author: Lori Brown

Out of this World Crawfish and Rice Casserole!

This stuff will knock your socks off! I've been meaning to post this receipe for a while. It does require a bit of chopping but once that is done you just mix it all together and throw it in the oven....

Author: Leah Stacey @CookingMaven

Gullah Rice (Low Country Recipe)

This is a favorite I found on the Internet years ago. It's a meal in itself, and is excellent. I omit the salt and pepper.

Sardines on Toast

Sardines on Toast is a quick and tasty snack that is convenient and quite inexpensive to make.

Author: Janice Pattie

Annie's Tuna Chili

This is Annie's recipe , but it sounds so good I thought I would post it for you to check out for yourself. It has some very interesting ingredients. Check out her site: www.anniesrecipes.com

Author: Pat Duran

Macadamia Crusted Ahi Tuna

A recipe from the Pacific Islands. You can use also use mahi mahi or ono, too.

Author: Vickie Parks

FRIED FISH FILLETS (Catfish, Swai, Flounder, etc)

You can fry any fish this way. Our favorites in particular are catfish, swai and speckled trout. I saw this concept on one of the cooking shows but cannot remember which one. This also would work with...

Author: Bea L.

Salmon Brown Rice Salad

I had about 10 minutes to pack myself lunch and voila! Healthy, filling, colorful and delicious, and made with whatever fresh veggies you have on hand. You'll love this one!

Broccoli Soffriti

Author: Mario Batali

Tilapia Fillets in Boursin Sauce

This is a real treat for fish lovers.

Author: Lynnda Cloutier