Alaska Treetops Lodge Recipes
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*Our chefs take great pride in trying to satisfy all guests needs. Any special diet requests or spirited beverage requests should be made in advance when finalizing your reservation. |
Alaska TreeTops chefs will pamper you with a hearty breakfast. For lunch, make your own meals from our lavish luncheon buffet. Dinner is a special time, as guests enjoy Alaskan specialties like fresh dungeness crab, specialty salmon, halibut filets, steamers, clams and/or prime cuts of meat. With your favorite cocktail, enjoy hot and cold hor'dourves like smoked salmon and halibut cerviche. (Complimentary wine, beer, and alcohol.)
Imagine this: you and the other guests telling about "the one that got away" or "it was how big?" in the lodge's magnificent great room after a wonderful day on Kachemak Bay fishing. Your favorite beverage is in your hand and smells of delicious food being prepared come floating from the kitchen. You look out over the water watching the gorgeous view and sunset from your easy chair! It just doesn't get any better!
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Grilled Halibut with Shitake-Sake Sauté |
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Directions:
1) Heat butter in large sauté pan or wok and sauté garlic and shallots until soft
2) Add scallions and shitake mushrooms and cook for a few minutes
3) Add Mirin or sake and reduce by a third, then add soy sauce, salt and pepper to taste
4) Thicken with a little cornstarch mixed with water
5) Sir in chopped Chinese parsley. Turn off heat
6) Marinate halibut fillets with olive oil, salt and pepper
7) Sear fillets on a very hot grill and cook for about 10 minutes per inch of thickness.
Brush each side with a little honey just before done. Only turn over 1 time and do not overcook!
8) Serve immediately topped with shitake sake sauté. |
One of our many delicious meals
prepared with all the trimmings. |
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Macadamia Nut Crusted Halibut |
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Directions:
Put the Mac Nuts and the Panko in a food processor and use pulse to break them up. Don't go too far or you will just make brown Panko. You want some crunch and the nuts have a lot of oil and will release it quickly. You want a fine gravel or coarse sand consistency.
Dredge the fish in flour, then in egg and ten into the Panko with crushed Mac Nuts. Press the mixture on so it sticks and is thick. Then it is into the oil, which should be around 375º. Cook for 6 to 8 minutes total, about 4 minutes per side assuming less than one inch filets. You can finish them in the oven if necessary at 350º - 400º.
Directions for Salsa:
Mix the ingredients well in a bowl. Needs to sit for two hours in the refrigerator, and can be made up to five days in advance. I put it on cold over the fish when I plate it.
Things you can do: you can substitute two papayas if you cannot get a mango, although the mixture is better with the mango. Cashews may be substituted for the Mac Nuts, but the Mac Nuts are better. |
Bake Beans |
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Grilled Salmon |
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Grilled New York’s or Filets |
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Alaska Tree Tops Apple Cake |
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Tree Tops French Toast |
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Bread:
1/4 cup Pineapple juice
7/8 cups buttermilk
1 lg. banana, mashed
4 cups unbleached A/P flour
1/2 cup whole wheat flour
1 tsp salt
3 Tab butter
3 Tab sugar
1 tsp yeast
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Add 1/2 cup crushed pineapple towards the end of cycle (dough). Shape, let rise, bake at 375 degrees F., approx 25 min.
For French toast:
Mix together Half & Half, eggs, vanilla, cinnamon, salt and pepper. Cook with lots of butter, thickly sliced bread.
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Reindeer Puffs |
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Puff Pastry
Sliced reindeer sausage
Pimento olives
Pepper jack cheese
Minced red onion |
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Alaska Tree Tops Buttermilk Waffles |
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Captain Corky’s Famous Blueberry/Banana Pancakes |
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