Many varieties of fish are especially suitable for this dish. Try snapper, grouper, shark, halibut, cod, sea bass, barracuda, flounder, or just about anything that has gills and swims!
Start with as many grouper throats as you have. (Yes, there really are grouper throats, this is not a joke.) For those of you not familiar with the throat, it is the piece of the fish that is attached under the bottom jaw that includes the pectoral fins and extends down the stomach cavity.
The only real reason for anyone to broil fish is if they are out of the ingredients for “basic fried fish” and can’t wait long enough for a trip to the store.(grin) So here it is: •Fish – skinless and boneless is preferred but not mandatory
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