We have this dear lady at our church - Louise. She was a friend of my Grandma's before Grandma passed away in 2007. I always hope that I will be like Louise as I age. I have never known a more pleasant woman -- never a harsh word, always thankful, with a sweet smile. Louise submitted this recipe to our church cookbook that was compiled several years ago by our church's office staff. I tried it, and it became one of our favorite ways to enjoy fish. Both Steve and I enjoy fish and try to eat it once or twice a week at least. I've used this recipe for Cod, Halibut, Orange Roughy and Salmon. They all turn out wonderfully!
4 cups water
3 chicken boullion
cubes (I use 4)
4 T juice from dill
pickle jar (1/4 cup)
1 t dill weed1 med. onion, sliced (thinly)
1 bay leaf
1 t salt
1/2 coarsely ground pepper (or a few peppercorns)
2 lbs ling or rock cod fillets (or orange roughy/salmon, etc.)
In a deeper frying pan, or wider sauce pan, heat first 8 ingredients to a boil, simmer 20 minutes.
Add fish, and simmer
10 minutes or until desired doneness.
Serve with homemade
tartar sauce.
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