
Richard and I decided to try grilling red snapper and found a nice recipe in
Mark Bittman's How to Cook Everything cookbook.
Mix together and marinate fish for about 30 minutes in a bowl with the following: juice of a lemon, 1/4 cup white wine, 2 tablespoons olive oil, salt & fresh ground pepper.

Fire should be medium-hot. Brush on additional marinade and sprinkle rosemary on fish as it cooks. Grill roughly 5 minutes per side. Check for doneness by peering along the central bone with a thin bladed knife. Fish should be white and flaky.

I served it with roasted potato wedges and freshly steamed peas and beans from the garden.
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Hi Ronna! Thanks for visiting my blog. I've had fun this morning looking at your's. Love the kittens, the brightly colored baskets and the red-tail hawk. Your ATC zine looks really good-- I will come back and look at it some more (I'm at work now and have to actually do some stuff :-) I love ATCs, just started making and trading them with new friends I met through blogging. Great to meet you!
I think I'll have the meatloaf...
You forgot to take the head and tail off...
Did you eat the eyeballs, too?
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