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Lightly Blackened Black Tip Shark with Roasted Spaghetti Squash, Rutabaga Batonnet, Chives, and Rosemary

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Lightly Blackened Black Tip Shark  (Serves 4)

1  1/2 - 2 lbs.     Black Tip Shark,    
                            the firmer the
                            fresher
1  1/2 T              Blackening Powder
2 cp.                     Vegetable Oil or oil
                            of your choice 

-   preheat the oil in a cast iron skillet on
    medium high
-   sprinkle blackening powder over the shark
-   sauté for 8 minutes on each side, let rest for 3
    minutes before serving

  Roasted Spaghetti Squash

1 each       Medium Spaghetti Squash
2 T           Whole Butter
to taste      Salt and Ground
                White Pepper

-   cut the squash in half lengthwise and scoop
    out the seeds
-   place on open side down on greased baking
    sheet and bake at 375°
    for 40 minutes or until very tender
-   remove from oven
-   flip the squash over and let it steam out for
    15 minutes
-   scoop out the squash from the skin and place
    on bowl
-   set aside or cool (you can make this in advance
    and store in refrigerator)
-   reheat squash before serving (microwave works
    well for this) and add butter and seasonings
    then mix

  Rutabaga Batonnet

1 each               Large Rutabaga
1  1/2 T          Clarified Butter
to taste              Salt and Ground
                        White Pepper

-   peel rutabaga with knife or peeler
-   cut into 1/4' inch by 2' inch rectangle (this is
    batonnet)
-   boil in slowly boiling water until cooked
-   set aside or cool (you can make this in advance
    and store in refrigerator)
-   add clarified butter to preheated saute pan until
    lightly smoking
-   add rutabaga and flip until hot, then add salt
    and white pepper
-   serve

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