Barbequed Pickerel Fillets

I was visiting a favorite Aunt and Uncle, they had been fishing earlier
in the week and caught a feast of pickerel... here is a recipe that was
created on the spot, based on what was on hand. It was a huge hit!

1. Ingredients 2 pounds of pickerel fillets (you can substitute
other fish fillets)
2. One Tablespoon of Butter
3. Fresh Ground Pepper
4. (at least) 2 garlic cloves slightly crushed
5. 2 oz, Galliano

Preparation

Lightly butter a large sheet of aluminum foil, and layer pickerel
filets with the thinly sliced sweet onions with a light sprinkling of
garlic and fresh pepper.

When all the filets are in the foil, wrap tightly and place on the
grill of a hot barbeque. Turn the foil package at least twice. This
dish takes about 12 to 15 minutes to cook.

Sounds too simple? It is! Tasty too!

James Murray


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On 16 Sep 2005 15:19:38 -0700, wrote:

>Barbequed Pickerel Fillets
>
>I was visiting a favorite Aunt and Uncle, they had been fishing earlier
>in the week and caught a feast of pickerel... here is a recipe that was
>created on the spot, based on what was on hand. It was a huge hit!
>
> 1. Ingredients 2 pounds of pickerel fillets (you can substitute
>other fish fillets)
> 2. One Tablespoon of Butter
> 3. Fresh Ground Pepper
> 4. (at least) 2 garlic cloves slightly crushed
> 5. 2 oz, Galliano
>
>Preparation
>
>Lightly butter a large sheet of aluminum foil, and layer pickerel
>filets with the thinly sliced sweet onions with a light sprinkling of
>garlic and fresh pepper.
>
>When all the filets are in the foil, wrap tightly and place on the
>grill of a hot barbeque. Turn the foil package at least twice. This
>dish takes about 12 to 15 minutes to cook.
>
>Sounds too simple? It is! Tasty too!
>
>James Murray
>
>
>HOST A NEW ORLEANS PARTY
>www.theinfozone.net/lifestyle.html


YAWN!!!