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	Swai with Lemon-Basil Pesto by John Spottiswood We made this dish with Swai, but it would work equally well with basa, tilapia, catfish, sole, or any other mild and flaky white fish. The pesto is bright and citrusy and contrasts well with the mild, garlicky flavor of the fish. Our kids loved it and all went back for seconds. We served it with fresh artichoke and rice.	3 votes 1 review 1 comment 8232 views
	Simple pan fried trout by John Spottiswood We use this recipe for both pan fried trout and Kokanee salmon. We recently caught some Kokanee up at Lake Tahoe and made this dish. It is super simple and really delicious!	2 votes 1 review 20603 views
	swordfish piccata by Ted Brooks Pan fried swordfish with a quick and delicious piccata sauce	2 votes 1 review 6716 views
	Grilled Whole Salmon Indonesian Style by John Spottiswood This is an excellent and flavorful way to cook fish that I adapted from the Barbecue Bible. I had a large, whole salmon (not a smaller snapper or pompano as recommended), and was hoping the flavor would be strong enough to impact the Salmon. Boy was I pleasantly surprised! The fish came out delicious and my guests all asked me to…	5 votes 3 reviews 9187 views
	Lemon Paprika Tilapia by John Spottiswood This is a delicious version of Tilapia that we adapted from a Bon Appetit recipe. We served it with the quinoa recipe linked below. It was a great combination. I put only a small amount of the sauce over the fish as the salt/pepper/paprika tilapia sauteed with a little butter is delicious all by itself!	2 votes 1 review 2 comments 8236 views
	Mild Blackened Catfish by Nancy Miyasaki I made this mild version of blackened catfish for my family. The dish turned out perfect for my kids, and my husband and I added extra cayenne pepper at the table to our liking. I thought it turned out quite well. I hope you'll agree!	3 votes 2 reviews 8844 views
	Seafood Kabob -- Quincy Market Style by John Spottiswood I went to school in Boston and used would sometimes go to Quincy Market on the weekends. There was a small takeout restaurant there that sold mouthwatering seafood and vegetable kabobs over a yummy rice pilaf. I've done my best over the years to emulate that flavor and the results are pretty tasty. Give it a try!	1 vote 4884 views