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Trout Kabobs

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Seafood French Seafood 4 Servings

INGREDIENTS

2 lb Trout fillets (or steaks); a
1 lg Green pepper
1 qt Water
4 sm Onions; (1/2 pound)
16 French bread cubes; (1.5 x 1
1 c Butter
3/4 ts Garlic salt
4 Lemon wedges

INSTRUCTIONS

You'll need 4 metal skewers 16 inches long.
Core and seed green pepper, cutting it in half.  In a 3 quart saucepan,
heat water to boiling.  Add the green pepper and onions; cover. Cook over
high heat for 4 minutes.  Drain, rinse under cold running water and drain
again.
Cut the onions in half.  Cut the green pepper into 1" pieces.  Cut fish
into 1" chunks.  Alternately thread 2 onion halves, 1/4 of the green pepper
pieces, 1/4 of the fish and 4 bread cubes on each skewer.
In a 1-quart saucepan, heat butter and garlic salt over medium heat until
the butter is melted.  Generously brush the fish, bread and vegetables with
the melted butter.
Grill the kabobs 4-5" from heat, turning and brushing with margarine 4
times, until fish flakes easily at thickest part, about 8-10 minutes.
Serve kabobs on a plate of steaming white rice, with lemon wedges and
compliment with a fresh fruit salad.
Serves 4.
(Adapted from a recipe in "Cleaning and Cooking Fish", Sylvia Bashline,
Golden Press, 1982)
Recipes sent to me from Bill, wight@odc.net

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