Hawaiian Grilled Fish Salad With Pineapple

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Seafood	Hawaiian	Fish, Salads	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

6		Firm fish steaks or fillets
		salmon halibut
		swordfish
		tuna mahimahi amberjack
		or opah
		about 6 ounces each
2	t	+ 1 tb oil, divided
4	t	Lemon juice, divided
4	t	Minced fresh ginger, divided
1		Medium yellow bell pepper
		diced
1		Small sweet onion
		or red onion
		finely chopped
2		Crushed pineapple in juice
		8 ounce cans
1/2	c	Golden raisins
1/4	t	Cayenne pepper
3	c	Torn fresh spinach
3	c	Torn fresh romaine

INSTRUCTIONS

Rinse fish in cool water and pat dry.  Combine 2 teaspoons oil, 2
tablespoons lemon juice and 1 teaspoon ginger and coat both sides of
fish. (Refrigerate for up to an hour.)  To prepare Pineapple Salsa,
heat remaining oil in a medium skillet.  Add yellow pepper and onion
and saute until soft. about 4 minutes. Add crushed pineapple,  raisins,
cayenne and remaining lemon juice and ginger;  saute until  pineapple
is warm, about 4 minutes longer.  (Salsa can be made ahead  up to 24
hours; but bring to room temperature before using.)  Grill  fish 4 to 5
inches from hot coals, turning once, until fish is barely  opaque in
the center, and just begins to flake when tested with a  fork about 2
minutes per side for 3/4-inch thick fish steaks.  Divide  spinach and
romaine among six plates and place a grilled fish steak  on each. Top
with pineapple salsa as a dressing. Yield: 6    servings.  From
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