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![]() wrote in message oups.com... One of my employees just gave me about 8 lbs of grouper including "grouper cheeks" (not sure what that is) that he caught yesterday. So, it seems we have fish two nights in a row. Anybody know how to grill it? Cook like a really rare piece of filet steak! The fish goes tough if you overheat it, and loses taste. If he's given you a section cut across the backbone, you can make some great steaks. Cut steaks about one inch thick, and grill on a really hot fire a *maximum* of 2 minutes each side (turning it twice), so the inside is still moist but the outside is charred. The cheeks are probably thinner, needing less time. If you don't like the idea of the fish being raw in the middle ( I love it), keep it on a hot plate covered with foil for about five minutes after cooking - maybe in a 70 degrees C oven (sorry, don't know the fahrenheit!) It's a light flavoured fish compared to some, so we paint it with lemon juice and a touch of chile and soy sauce before serving. But most people have their own favourite sauce . . . My mouth is watering . . . we don't get much grouper in England . .. . JimB |
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