This recipe comes out of the Martha Stewart food magazine. I made it for myself one evening when I was home by myself. (and of course I can never EXACTLY follow a recipe!)
Salsa:
2 avocados diced
same amount of diced pineapple
half that amount (or less) of red onion, finely chopped - when I made this I used too much and it took over :(
cilantro leaves, torn finely (I'm not a big cilantro person, so I used very little)
juice of 2 limes
Toss together in medium sized bowl.
Fish:
Halibut fillets (there wasn't any fresh halibut at my grocery store on that particular night, so I bought some other white fish, can't remember what now!)
Salt & pepper
Olive oil
Lightly coat fish with olive oil, place in baking dish and sprinkle with salt & pepper. Broil fish until opaque, about 8 minutes.
Top fish with salsa & serve. I served mine with sweet potato fries with dipping sauce.
Jill's "delicious with everything" creamy dipping sauce.
Mix equal parts of sour cream & Miracle Whip together in small bowl. Add taco seasoning to taste.
I love this simple dip. I use it on sweet potato fries, it makes good chip dip, it adds bite to tacos, and it's so flexible!
Now I thought a nice light beer like Corona would have been nice with this, but I didn't have any on hand. What I did have was rum & tonic!
Pour 1oz. of white rum in tall glass full of ice.
Squeeze in fresh lime wedge.
Top up with tonic water.
This is a super refreshing drink, great for those of you who don't do the sugary sweet thing! And because I was basically making this dinner to blog about, I had to pretty it up with some pineapple!
Enjoy!
I have to disagree with you. It's not Jill's delicious with everything creamy dip! I think we gotta give the credit to Dad on that one! Lol can't wait to make this. We are gonna have so many adventures together when you're here!
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