Teriyaki Halibut in Parchment


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Did you know that it's halibut season? 

Fresh Pacific Halibut is arriving at Market Street now. 

Here's one of my favorite ways to serve halibut. Your family will enjoy the unusual presentation and the savory-sweet steamed fish and vegetables.



Perfectly steamed, seasoned, and flaky


Teriyaki Halibut in Parchment


For the sauce:
1/2 cup orange juice
1/3 cup teriyaki sauce
1 tablespoon honey
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1 teaspoon soy sauce
1 teaspoon cornstarch
1/2 teaspoon grated ginger root
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder

For the packets:
1 head baby bok choy, sliced into 1/2" slices
1 red pepper, seeded and cut into strips
4 (4 oz. each) halibut fillets
4 green onions, sliced on the diagonal, white and green parts
zest of 2 oranges
freshly ground black pepper to taste (optional)

You will also need:
4 sheets of parchment paper, approx. 14" square
kitchen twine
large cookie sheet




1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. In a small saucepan, combine all the ingredients for the sauce, and whisk to combine. Bring to a boil, then simmer for about two minutes until mixture thickens slightly. Remove from heat and keep warm.

2. In the center of each parchment square, place 1/4 of the bok choy in a compact mound. Lay 4 to 5 red pepper strips over the bok choy. Place a halibut fillet on top of the pepper strips. Spoon 3 tablespoons of teriyaki mixture over the halibut, covering it completely. Add a grind or two of black pepper to the fish, if desired. Top halibut with 1/4 of the green onions and a sprinkle of orange zest.

3. Bring two opposite sides of parchment together over fish bundle. Fold edges over at least twice (this will keep the steam in). Secure with kitchen twine. Fold remaining sides over, again, folding at least twice. Tie with string. Repeat with remaining three packets. Place packets on cookie sheet and bake for 17 minutes.

4. To serve, plate and cut open packets, being careful to avoid hot steam. Serve with rice, if desired.




If you live (or visit) in the Dallas, TX, area, be sure to visit a Market Street and get fresh halibut while it's available. This special fish is fresh, never frozen. The seafood department staff can give you expert advice for any of your seafood needs. 
                               
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30 comments:

  1. Wow, this looks so good. I admit not a big halibut fan, but love the Asian twist and now want to try this. Thanks, Joy ;)

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  2. That looks so pretty and so yummy! I sure wish I could get anyone else to eat fish besides me!

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  3. Yum! Delicious! Thanks for sharing.

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  4. This sounds wonderful, Joy -- looks great too! :)

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  5. These ingredients sound so good...I would love to try this...thanks for sharing with the Thursday Blog Hop!

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  6. Joy,

    I am so impressed with this recipe. I love Halibut. You recipe and pictures are beautiful. I would probably never try something like this at home, but I will now since you showed me how easy it is.

    Thanks so much for sharing. We are trying hard to eat more fish and eat healthier. This recipe includes both of our goals.
    Blessings,
    Diane
    recipesforourdailybread

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  7. Joy,

    I am so impressed with this recipe. I love Halibut. You recipe and pictures are beautiful. I would probably never try something like this at home, but I will now since you showed me how easy it is.

    Thanks so much for sharing. We are trying hard to eat more fish and eat healthier. This recipe includes both of our goals.
    Blessings,
    Diane
    recipesforourdailybread

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  8. AMAZING Joy! Love Market Street and this is one of the most beautiful presentations I've seen on any blog - ever!!! Congrats. Thanks for sharing. Carrie, A Mother's Shadow

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  9. this looks delicious- thanks for sharing this recipe!!

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  10. This recipe looks amazing! Was actually looking for some new recipes for fish recently and stumbled upon this from Idea Box. Pinning for later.

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  11. Yum! This looks so good! I am always looking for different ways to cook fish. I have never tired Halibut before, but now I may need to. Thanks for linking up with Idea Box! :)

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  12. Looks so good, I have never cooked fish in parchment but have always wanted to try.

    Thanks for stopping by to link and share on The Oh My Heartsie Girl Friday Feature!!
    We appreciate you shared your blog with us!! I have Pinned and Tweeted your post!!

    Have a great weekend, Karren~Host

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  13. That looks absolutely delicious!!! Thanks so much for taking the time to join us over at the #HomeMattersParty - we hope to see you again next week! Feel free to bring a friend :)

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  14. Hi Joy,
    I love Market Street and have often gone there when we are on our buying trip to the city. Your Teriyaki Halibut looks amazing and I can't wait to try it. Hope you have a wonderful week and thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
    Miz Helen

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  15. this is such a wonderful recipe my friend. Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop. Watch for your feature on Monday xo

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  16. I've been trying to find more fish recipes so that I don't keep serving the same tilapia dishes I know. This one looks amazing! Pinning it to try next week. Glad I saw it on Making Memories Monday.

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  17. Joy, this recipe is so yummy and perfect! I have to try making this this week! Thank you so much for sharing your inspiration on Making Memories Mondays! :-)
    Cathy

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  18. This sounds so yummy and the presentation is so fun! Can't wait to try it. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
    hugs,
    Jann

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  19. Mmmm... This looks and sounds delicious! Visiting from The Art of Homemaking Mondays....thanks for sharing! Have a lovely day!

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  20. Wowzer! These look A-MAZING! I can't wait to try this out! Thanks for sharing at the Marvelous Monday Link Party! YUUM!

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  21. This looks awesome, Joy! I will have to make it soon! I simply love it!!

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  22. oh Joy, this looks so yummy! Pinned it. Did you share it on our blog hop yet? Wonderful Wednesday goes live tonight for a new party (7pm EDT Tues) Be sure to stop by!!!

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  23. I love halibut, this sounds like a wonderful preparation! Pinning to try. Thanks for sharing at What'd You Do This Weekend? :)

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  24. This looks delicious! I also like the no-mess presentation... Nothing to wash :) Thank you for sharing your tasty recipes with us on the Art of Home-Making Mondays!

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  25. This looks Great Joy!! Thanks for Linking Up on My 2 Favorite Things on Thursday - Link Party! Hope to see you again tomorrow! Pinned

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  26. Oh this sounds simply amazing. I can just imagine eating this on a lovely summers day!

    Our readers loved it too and it will be featured at next week's Marvelous Monday Link party. Thanks for linking up!

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  27. Wow, that looks delicious. Thank you so much for sharing this yummy recipe with TGI Saturdays.

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  28. Loving this recipe! The savory sweetness sounds just so tasty and the presentation is great too. :) Thanks for stopping by and sharing this on Five Friday Finds! I'm looking forward to what you share this week. :)

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  29. Lovely dish, sure it taste great. thanks for sharing with Hearth and soul blog hop, pinning, tweeting and sharing in google plus.

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