Need Haddock Recipe

Doug

Would love to do some haddock on the EGG tomorrow night. Anyone have any good recipes for doing this fish on Humpty???Thanks a bunch from up here in Maine!!

Smokey

Doug,[p]Have never grilled Haddock, but take a look at the recipe I posted for salmon steaks. Could be good on haddock. Is haddock a stong or mild fish. I think the seasoning should compliment the fish.[p]Smokey

[ul][li]Salmon Steaks[/ul]

YB

Doug,
This was in our newspaper a few weeks ago,i have not tried it but it sounds good.
YB[p][p] Citrus-grilled Ahi[p] 1 cup orange juice
1 cup grapefruit juice
1/4 cup lime juice
1/2 cup dry sherry
1 teaspoon dried thyme
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 pounds ahi, swordfish or mahi
mahi, cut into steaks
1 tablespoon paprika
1 lime or lemon (for garnishing)[p]
Servings: 4[p] Combine the citrus juices, sherry, thyme, cayenne and salt in a shallow baking
dish. Add the fish and refrigerate for 3 to 4 hours, turning the steaks after 2
hours. Preheat the grill until the coals are gray to white. Remove the fish from
the marinade. Lightly oil the grill and place the fish over the heat. Lightly sprinkle
paprika over the fish. Turn after 5 to 7 minutes. Continue grilling for 5 to 7
minutes more, or until the fish is opaque in the center. Remove the fish to warm
plates and serve immediately. Garnish with lime or lemon wedges.

Eponda

Doug,
Here's one way I've cooked haddock on the BGE. I brush the skinless fillets with some canola oil and then rub in some Old Bay crab boil spice mix(available at Shop & Save). Put three fire bricks on the grill and put the fish on a fish grate, the kind with the small holes so it won't fall through, place the fish and grate top of a drip pan, and the drip pan on the bricks. Cook at 400 for 10 minutes or so. A couple of chunks of alder, golf ball size, will add some flavor. This would work for a whole fish as well, just adjust cooking time. Add a little fresh lemon juice when serving. [p]Nice to have it a little warmer here for outdoor cooking. Nothing like a some smoke to thin out the black flies.