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Seasoned Halibut on Sweet Peppers

Plated Halibut on Sweet Peppers

Plated Halibut on Sweet Peppers

I once read never trust a “skinny chef.” Well, you can trust me by about forty extra pounds. Over the last year, I have been working on changing how this family eats.  With focused effort, I have lost 42lbs with about 44lbs to go.  When it comes to weightloss, for me , it’s all about proportion size of the food.  I grew-up with the parental dining rule that  ”there’s kids in other countries starving, so you better clean your plate.”

These days, I am a member of Weight Watchers and I go to my group meetings on Thursdays.  So I thought on Thursdays I would spotlight a meal that is very low in calories and fat, but also really delicious and simple to make. 
I hope you enjoy tonight’s meal: Roasted Halibut on a bed of Sweet Peppers with Avocado Sauce and Steamed Asparagus.

Recipes follow the pictures:

Ingredients:
1 red pepper, diced small
1 yellow pepper, diced small
6 Basil Leaves or 1/2 Tbl dried Basil
3 Tbl Olive Oil
Coarse salt and freash ground Pepper
2 med Halibut Steaks (less then a pound each)
Directions:
Turn broiler on HI
Cook peppers and basil in 1 Tbl of olive oil in a pan until softened and beginning to brown- about 10 minutes
Season the halibut with coarse salt and ground pepper
Broil halibut  about 8 to 10 minutes depending on thickness
Make a bed of peppers on your plate, place halibut on the peppers
Serve with the avocado sauce on the fish or on the side

Avocado Sauce

avocado sauce

This sauce is insane on fish, shrimp or anything out of the ocean.  I haven’t had it on fresh water fish, yet.  It is so simple to make and it keeps for several days in the refrigerator, but it is best fresh…. All you need is a knife, cutting board and your food processor or blender.  Cheers!!!

Ingredients:

  • 1 medium yellow onion
  • 1 bunch of cilantro
  • 2 avocados
  • 1 clove of garlic
  • small container of sour cream

Directions:

  1. Everything goes into your food processor or blender
  2. cut onion into chunks
  3. 3/4 of cilantro save rest for topping or garnish
  4. pit/scoop clean the avocados
  5. rough chop the garlic
  6. add sour cream
  7. blend for 1 minute

avocado sauce mixed

Serve on fish or shrimp tacos or drizzle on broiled, grilled or baked fish.

Store in air-tight container  in the refrigerator.

avocado sauce

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