Dry Aged Arctic Char – Cuso Cuts
Dry Aged Arctic Char tastes like a rich, delicate cross between salmon & trout. Chef Cuso's recipe suggests dry aging and quick grilling.
Ingredients
- Dry Aged Arctic Char Filets, skin on (you need 6-8 oz. per person)
- Sea salt
- Coarse ground pepper
- 1 Tbs butter per 2 servings
- Minced garlic
- Chives
- Other herbs if desired (thyme, tarragon)
- 2 lemons
- Set up your charcoal grill, waiting for the coals to get white.
- If you have a whole fish, cut it down the middle along the back, then portion it into desired sizes.
- Salt and pepper the fish filets on all sides.
- Prepare some lemon-garlic butter with chives (use one of the fresh lemons for the mix).
- Place the Arctic Char skin-side down on the grill. Bast it abundantly with the butter mix.
- Turn after 1.5 minutes. Butter again
- The fish is done when it reaches 135 degrees F.
- Serve immediately with sea salt and lemon wedges (add lemon pepper if you wish).
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