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Dinner

Grilled Trout with Blue Cheese Vinaigrette tossed Grilled Cauliflower

from the Week of May 22, 2016


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Prep
Difficulty
Easy

30 mins

Time
Estimate
30 mins

Start grilling the cauliflower, slowly. Make the blue cheese vinaigrette and prepare the salad ingredients. Move the cauliflower to the coolest spot and place the trout in the hot spot on the grill. As soon as the trout is ready, toss the salad and serve altogether.


Recipes for this Meal


Spring
Photo of Grilled Cauliflower
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Grilled Cauliflower

Chunks or thick slices of cauliflower are fun grilled, although relatively plain. Be sure to generously season with salt & pepper and drizzle on your favorite sauce to serve. It is the perfect base for stronger flavors such as blue cheese or pesto.


Spring
Photo of Blue Cheese Vinaigrette
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Blue Cheese Vinaigrette

Choose your favorite blue cheese and a rich, bright olive oil to make this decadent, tangy dressing.


Spring
Photo of Grilled Trout
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Grilled Trout

Skin is essential for keeping this fish intact on the grill. A generous dip in olive oil helps as well. When selecting the fish to use, check out the latest updates from the Seafood Watch Guide. Of course, if you are catching your own trout, that will certainly beat farm-raised.


Spring
Photo of Sprouts & Baby Greens
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Sprouts & Baby Greens

A feathery light salad of sprouts & baby greens such as arugula or mizuna for a bit of bitterness or spinach for a slightly sweeter taste. Tossed with a light vinaigrette this is the perfect spring side salad, understated yet elegant.