Lemon and Herb Crusted Halibut

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  • on October 08, 2012

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    Super fresh and tasty with great flavor. Did not know what chervil was so I did not add that ... The non-stick pan is key to making sure the crust stays on ... mine still came off a bit b/c I think I did not have the heat high enough at the start so just watch that part and you will have a beautiful dish.

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  • on January 02, 2012

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    Fresh tasting and a beautiful dish. I've used a bed of fresh baby spinach every time I made it. Also I have substituted various white fish in this recipe have been very happy with all the results. I think it makes a great winter dish as well since cherry tomatoes are tasty all year round.

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  • on September 04, 2011

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    Emeril is THE man in the kitchen. Period. He's done it again. This recipe was moist and delicious. It's also very simple. This will be the way Ill prepare halibut from now on. I think the leftovers were even more flavorful the next day! I served it with a greek potato salad I found on another website. The family was thrilled and It didnt dirty every pot in the kitchen. Bravo!

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  • on July 15, 2011

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    This was an amazing explosion of wonderful flavors in every bite. The tomato and arugula were just the right accompaniment to the fish. A little bit of prep up front but once everything is cut up the cooking of the fish goes quickly. A definite keeper for our family.

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  • on June 05, 2011

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    I followed the recipe, substituted Mahi for Halibut....awesome. My husband said it was likea restaurant meal. The argula salad and tomato topping added such a light and tasty flavor to the delicious fish herb flavor. Definitley will make again!

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  • on May 06, 2011

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    I followed this recipe perfectly. Unfortunately the delicious crust did not stay on the fish, but stuck to the pan. It ended up being a mess. From what I was able to scrape from the pan, it was very tasty (the parts that weren't burnt. But, family does not want to try it again.
    I really thought this was going to be a go-to recipe for me....Tomatoes were very good.
    I've just convinced myself to try it again....maybe more oil and a hotter pan will make it not stick? I don't want to waste all of that crust again. Any tips?

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  • on July 25, 2010

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    Couldn't find chervil so substituted 2 tsp of chopped tarragon. Wonderful flavor! Followed the recipe exactly until I too had 3 lemons watching me so I squeezed one of them into the lettuce mix ( no arugula in the middle of summer and it was perfect! No a bite left over on any plate....used rg
    He other two lemons for lemonade with dinner. Nice summer meal.

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  • on May 11, 2010

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    This was fabulous! Didn't change anything from the recipe. BUT, don't think the chervil adds anything to the flavor of the end result. So, if you can't find it, don't worry.
    All I added was a sourdough roll and it was a perfect meal. Oh, and a very nice Pinot Noir too.

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  • on January 17, 2010

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    (Slice the red onions, don't dice as the recipe details--see the picture No halibut to be had, so we sub'd Alaskan cod, and it was still really really good and a promise of being even better with halibut. No chervil, but still really really good. The herb mix with the black pepper makes for a great crust. We marinated in lemon juice and a few capers and dusted the cod lightly with flour before brushing on the dijon, pressing into the dry herbs, pepper and lemon zest. Delicious. Used a salad mix with arugula. Perfect. The cherry tomato and red onion garnish is just the right complement.

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  • on October 14, 2009

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    This dish was a definite crowd pleaser! I was nervous about over cooking the fish and did not follow the times exactly, but it still turned out perfectly. You should try it.

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