Something’s Fishy

Fresh NC Snapper from Lucky Fish

I’ve always been a bit of a chicken when it comes to cooking fish at home.  But Kathy & I love good fish, and we recently came across a source for good, fresh fish that delivers to our home.  The son of one of our neighbors is a chef and operates a wholesale seafood business, selling to restaurants and also to individuals through local farmer’s markets.  I think he only delivers to our neighborhood because his mother lives here.

We had known about Michael and Lucky Fish for a long time, but after talking with one of our other neighbors who is a regular customer, we decided to give it a try.  We ordered some NC Snapper, and wow!  I grilled it on non-stick foil with a little zesty lemon seasoning, and it was perfect, accompanied by a bottle of Kendall Jackson Vintner’s Reserve Rose Wine (part of our ongoing experiment with grocery store wine).

I’ve already developed a reputation for being the “Steak Whisperer” when it comes to running my grill.  Maybe soon I’ll also be known as the “Fish Whisperer.” 🙂  It is sure going to make it even harder to go back to restaurants!

6 comments

  1. Mila's avatar
    Mila

    Wow that looks fantastic!!! Kathy was telling me about the non stick foil technique and I’m going to have to give it a shot. First time I had red snapper was with you and Kathy at Fin and Fino in NC – and you’re right… WOW! That’s good eating right there, Tom! Now if only I could recruit some muscle to hook up a propane tank to my barbecue, I’d be in business

    1. Tom Dills's avatar
      Tom Dills

      You might be able to recruit a friendly neighbor to hook up a propane tank. Better yet, some places have propane delivery, where they bring the tank right to the house. We have a direct gas hookup now, but years ago I had a propane grill and had tanks delivered for a while.

      We got some more snapper yesterday for Mother’s Day dinner. Looks pretty good in the fridge, should be really nice for dinner!

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