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Arctic char from rivers and lakes grilled with salt and herbs — a Greenlandic summer dish.
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Arctic char live in Greenland's rivers, lakes, and fjords, and in summer the char running upriver are caught with nets and lines. Sprinkled with salt and herbs and grilled over a campfire or grill, they're a treat of the short summer. They're sometimes dried for keeping.
Season the fish with salt and pepper, let stand 15 minutes, and pat dry.
Grill under a fish grill or over charcoal, skin side first.
Turn and cook the flesh side through.
Melt the butter and mix in chopped dill.
Pour the dill butter over the grilled fish and serve with lemon.