Recently I shared with you the recipes I used to make my own homemade Cajun Spice, some delicious Cajun Halibut Burgers, and now I must share with you the quick and easy dressing that I used on those burgers. Enter Dilly Dressing.
Here is what I did:
1 cup mayonnaise or Miracle Whip (whichever you prefer)
2 cloves garlic, minced
Peppercorns, dash
Juice of 1 lemon
1/4 cup fresh dill
Put all of the ingredients into your food processor. Blend. Taste. Enjoy!
Store in the fridge, in an airtight container.
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Monday, July 15, 2013
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Cajun Halibut Burgers
Inspired by an episode of Eat Street, my hubby and I were both drooling over some halibut burgers that were featured. So of course I needed to create our own version of it! I made come Cajun Spice, and the base for our Cajun Halibut Burgers was born!
What You'll Need
Halibut fillets (cut into burger sized portions) - I used fresh halibut
Cajun Spice
Dilly Dressing (recipe posting soon!)
Olive Oil
Ciabatta Buns
Butter
Cabbage / Coleslaw (Dry)
Pickles
Preheat BBQ. Be sure to use your BBQ griddle.
Brush both sides of the halibut with oil. If the skin is still on, brush the skin so that it doesn't stick when you grill it (and the skin will easily come off when the halibut is cooked).
Generously coat & rub the non-skin side of the fillets with cajun spice.
Place the fillets, skin side down, on the griddle (alternatively, you can use a pan on your stove) - but it's summer, and we grill most of our meals in the summer.
When the fillets are part way cooked, carefully flip. You can probably pull the skin off at this point (and sprinkle some additional cajun spice should you wish!). Continue to cook until desired done-ness. Remove from grill.
Cut the ciabatta buns in half, butter, and toast the buns on the grill.
Now it is time to create your burger - take your bun, generously coat with Dilly Dressing. Place your halibut fillet on the bottom bun, top with cabbage/ dry coleslaw, add a pickle and finish with the top bun. Enjoy!
VERDICT:
Hubby and I inhaled these. We made cajun-free halibut for our youngest for his meal (the cajun would have been to spicy)...but we just loved these burgers. Hopefully halibut goes on sale soon so that we can make these again!
What You'll Need
Halibut fillets (cut into burger sized portions) - I used fresh halibut
Cajun Spice
Dilly Dressing (recipe posting soon!)
Olive Oil
Ciabatta Buns
Butter
Cabbage / Coleslaw (Dry)
Pickles
Preheat BBQ. Be sure to use your BBQ griddle.
Brush both sides of the halibut with oil. If the skin is still on, brush the skin so that it doesn't stick when you grill it (and the skin will easily come off when the halibut is cooked).
Generously coat & rub the non-skin side of the fillets with cajun spice.
Place the fillets, skin side down, on the griddle (alternatively, you can use a pan on your stove) - but it's summer, and we grill most of our meals in the summer.
When the fillets are part way cooked, carefully flip. You can probably pull the skin off at this point (and sprinkle some additional cajun spice should you wish!). Continue to cook until desired done-ness. Remove from grill.
Cut the ciabatta buns in half, butter, and toast the buns on the grill.
Now it is time to create your burger - take your bun, generously coat with Dilly Dressing. Place your halibut fillet on the bottom bun, top with cabbage/ dry coleslaw, add a pickle and finish with the top bun. Enjoy!
VERDICT:
Hubby and I inhaled these. We made cajun-free halibut for our youngest for his meal (the cajun would have been to spicy)...but we just loved these burgers. Hopefully halibut goes on sale soon so that we can make these again!
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