Fish Baked, Broiled, Or Barbecued In Foil

In the name of liberty professing Christians glut themselves with luxuries, entertainments and sensuous pleasures. Under the banner of freedom men give the reins to their thirst for wealth, women dress immodestly, feeding vanity which loves attention, and youth abandon themselves to athletics and leisure. When self is fed in this manner it becomes brazen and runs to excess, crowding God out of the heart… They begin again to serve themselves rather than the Lord.

Walter Chantry

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Seafood, Grains		Fish	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

6		Fillets, or whole small
		Pan-dressed fish
		about 2 lbs.
6		Sheets heavy aluminum foil
		Salt
		Seasoned pepper
		Dried dill seed, parsley
		Or rosemary, if desired
		Butter
6		Lemon or lime slices
12	T	Dry white wine

INSTRUCTIONS

Preheat oven to 400, preheat broiler, or have charcoal at cooking
temperature in BBQ grill.  Place each individual serving of fish on a
sheet of foil. Sprinkle  with salt, seasoned pepper and dill, parsley
or rosemary. Dot  generously with butter.  Top with slice of lemon or
lime. Pour 1 to 2  TBS. of wine over fish.  Fold foil up around fish
and seal by  folding, allowing a little space on top of fish.  Bake 20
to 30 minutes in oven, or for 15 minutes in broiler, or for 30  minutes
over glowing charcoal. Fish will be tender and flake easily  when done.
The High Altitude Cookbook, by Beverly A. Nemiro & Donna  M. Hamilton,
Random House, NY, 1969.  From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster collection at
www.synapse.com/~gemini

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