"Fast Fish" Recipe Cookbook Review
by Christopher
(Right Here in California, USA)
I have tons of fishing books, fishing magazines, and fish recipe books. But, the most recent book that I have is the
Fast Fish fish recipe cookbook, which was put together by Hugh Carpenter and Teri Sandison.
I actually received this fish recipe book as a Christmas gift from my brother and his wife. Of course I wasn't sure what to think about at first. But, once I opened it and started going through it, my mouth just started salivating, lol... I just knew I had to start cooking up some of the recipes inside.
I've already tried quite a few of the fish dishes and they were delicious!
There is just over 100 pages, yet it's packed with a lot of fish recipes, and grip of awesome looking pictures. Some of them may seem to require quite a few ingredients, but they are pretty easy to make because of the simple directions they give. And it doesn't really take too long to make - hence the name
Fast Fish. And once you sink your teeth into them, you'll realize that it's well worth it.
Just to let you know what's inside:
It has recipes for Black Cod (Sablefish), Catfish, Halibut, Salmon, Snapper, Sole, Swordfish, Trout, and Tuna. There's even recipes for tarter sauces, salsas, relishes, and butter sauces.
There's even some really cool tips about picking and choosing fresh fish, preparing it, and different methods and techniques for cooking the fish.
It also talks a little bit about the different types of kitchen utensils, equipment, and the best ingredients most often used with fish.
Fast Fish is a fish recipe book that doesn't hold any disappointment with me at all. I highly recommend this cookbook to anybody who enjoys cooking and eating fish, or even someone who might be a little afraid of fish.
Bon Appetit!
Jason's response:Thanks for sharing your review. I happen to have this fish cookbook too. I couldn't agree with you more. It's a great book.
Anybody that is interested in getting their hands on a copy of it, you can order one here:
And, if you don't mind, the next time that you decide to put together a fish dish, why not take a few pictures and
submit your fish recipes.
Thanks again,
Jason