
Bake the Halibut
Bake the fish only until the edges are opaque and the center remains moist, then reserve the cooking liquid.

The fish bakes gently under foil, then gets a blanket of creamy mushroom sauce and a brief turn under the broiler. Parmesan bubbles across the top while the halibut stays tender beneath.
This Halibut with Mushrooms turns a pan of baked fish into a creamy, comforting family supper with browned mushrooms, sweet peas, and a bubbling Parmesan finish. Serve it with rice, potatoes, or warm bread to catch every bit of the sauce.

I use the flat spatula when I move the fish so it stays in one piece. I let the mushrooms cook until most of their liquid is gone, and I only warm the peas through. If there are extra mushrooms in the refrigerator, I use them. I always serve bread with this one.

Bake the fish only until the edges are opaque and the center remains moist, then reserve the cooking liquid.

Cook the mushrooms until their released moisture evaporates and the edges brown, then add the green pepper.

Stir flour into the butter-coated vegetables and gradually whisk in the reserved fish liquid and milk.

Warm the peas in the thickened sauce, then remove the skillet from the heat and stir in the lemon juice.
Spoon the sauce over the halibut, cover with Parmesan, and broil until bubbling, lightly browned, and cooked through.

The fish bakes gently under foil, then gets a blanket of creamy mushroom sauce and a brief turn under the broiler. Parmesan bubbles across the top while the halibut stays tender beneath.
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6 servings — Serving size: 1 halibut fillet with sauce
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