Brown-Bagged Halibut with Papaya Salsa
Show: The Surreal GourmetEpisode: Teaching an Old Bag New Tricks
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By dbella_12508611
McDonald, 78
on November 06, 2011
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This recipe is the best ever! I have been making it for years ever since it originally aired on the Surreal Gourmet. I usually use a mango instead of papaya. I love the look of serving out of a brown paper bag; however, I do not always use the brown paper bag. I will often use a small oven safe dish and place the sauce over the fish. Bob Blumer's recipes are all amazing.
By coco_10328108
valley view, TN
on August 16, 2009
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I seared each side just 20 seconds for color and then put it into parchment paper and baked it for just 8 Minutes. It turned out just right. I don't like when fish is cooked too long and gets dry.
I used mango as I did not have papays and all together turned out really tasty!
By tweets2727_8916560
San Antonio, TX
on November 09, 2007
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This recipe is quick and very easy. It works great with talapia as well. Very delicious!
By Love2cookInshor...
New jersey
on March 10, 2006
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First time cooking in a paper bag.
I liked the fish a lot and would make it again ! It was not the best dish I ever made, but I will make it again.
By poletski_1071916
Eureka, CA
on September 26, 2005
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This had wonderful flavor. We did Mango instead of papaya. The fish was cooked too long and was dry
By ilfant_1550388
seattle, WA
on August 10, 2005
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I'm new to cooking and eating fish, as is my fiance and we both loved this recipe. I made too much of the salsa which was nice because we used it on chicken and it was very tasty. I actually made this for my mother's birthday and she really loved it and told me what a great cook I am.
By mdrutar_2111063
Waikoloa, HI
on February 16, 2005
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This is a fantastic recipe!!!! I made it with Mahi Mahi and it was delicious. The papaya salsa and the flavors cooked with the fish are wonderful together!!!! Highly recommend it!!!
By cdapra_1301344
new york, NY
on October 24, 2004
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This was great. Had to bake for a little longer...12 minutes and made guacamole with papaya to accompany. Also drizzled a bit of honey ontop of each filet before baking. Highly reccommended.
By noreen.thompson...
chilliwack
on September 28, 2004
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One of the best halibut recipes I've tried. I always use parchment paper as I never have brown bags on hand. I've also substituted a little terriake in place of soy sauce on one occasion and it turned out well. You must only use fresh ginger. do not use powdered.
Always a success.
By kmsegrest_658834
ripon, CA
on August 31, 2004
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It looked like too many different flavors would ruin the fish. I was SO wrong. The fish and salsa were amazing. Presentation was a hit. This was a refreshing change from my usual garlic-lemon-butter fish.