This was so fun to make! Definitely a good and EASY Sunday dinner. I made some changes: For the filling, I mixed some chopped up (RAW) chicken, 2 tsp of minced garlic, some dill, salt and pepper and some of the chopped scallions. The raw chopped chicken mixture cooks in 15 minutes like the halibut and is very moist. For the sauce, I only put in half the lemon and I chopped a small shallot for the sauce,plus the scallions, salt, pepper and cream. YUM! My husband (who is very picky) absolutely loved it. A word about the sauce, I was reading other reviews that people are boiling it longer to lose the lemon flavor. This will not lessen the flavor, it just ensures that the cream doesn't curdle or is too runny. If you don't like a really tart/lemony sauce, I would reduce the amount of lemon juice to 1 1/2 TBS and boil it down like the recipes states. Don't boil too long or you will scorch the lemon and have a burnt tasting cream sauce. Also, for those who have never used phyllo - its FUN! Don't read the directions on the box, they are too daunting and not necessary. Just thaw the phyllo overnight and take out as many sheets as you need (make sure you have all the ingredients ready though). Lay the phyllo down like a sheet of paper "landscape"-wise (like a piece of paper). Brush up and down with butter, if you brush left to right, you will rip the pieces. But if you do rip the pieces, you can't even tell after they bake. Thanks for the easy and elegant recipe!

My family can't wait to eat this again - what a delicious way to eat halibut! The only changes I made were to use half & half instead of whipping cream and less lemon juice. I used the rest of my phyllo dough package to make dessert: spray a muffin pan with Pam & take one phyllo dough folded into 4ths molding it into the pan - spray again and repeat, alternating the direction of the dough, using 4 sheets per cup. Then sprinkle with cinnamon & sugar & bake. Makes cute dessert cups for fruit with whipped cream, or whatever! A nice dessert with this dish. I saw the recipe somewhere on here, but can't find it again!

I would have given this recipe 5 stars except for the sauce. Both my husband and I thought it ruined the flavor of the phyllo wrapped fish. We live in Alaska and catch all our own fish so we make this often using a variety of spices. Play around with the spices and we also make it with every kind of fish possible; cod, salmon, king mackrell, red drum, sea bass and more.

I must have made 50 dinners from allrecipes.com and this is my first review. It was without a doubt the best recipe yet! I made two small changes. To cut way down on the fat, I used CoolWhip instead of whipping cream. I mixed it first to make it more liquidy. Came out awesome! Also, for the lemon juice, I juiced a fresh lemon (you can squeeze or press it) since it's such an important part of the meal. The sauce was delicious this way and had much less fat! I made a little extra of it and poured it on some steamed vegetables, which accompanied the meal nicely.

...without question, one of the best recipes on allrecipes.com. It should read "******", I love all types of seafood dishes and this is my absolute favorite. Only a couple of changes, mix 2 tsp of cold water with 2 tsp cornstarch to thicken the lemon sauce once completed and we found the best results with fresh Haddock. You must try this recipe.

Very easy and impressive recipe! I haven't had much experience using dill, but I really liked the flavor. I think next time I would even use more. The lemon flavor of the sauce was a little too strong, so I added a little more cream and some Parmesan cheese to cut the flavor. It was absolutely delicious. Thanks so much for a keeper.

This really is an impressive recipe for a dinner party. Atop the lemon sauce the wrapped halibut made a very special presentation, and my guests all enjoyed it. With so many reviews referring to "to strong of a lemon flavor," I decided to use only 1/2 cup lemon juice for 8 servings, and followed the rest of the recipe as stated. Really delicious, pretty easy, and great results. Afterwards, I felt like a chef! A good one!

Amazing! I followed the recipe except to the sauce I added a bit of white wine and some parmesan. Next time I would make a bit more sauce. Served with asparagus, roasted cauliflower and brown basmati rice. A 6 star dinner for sure!

Unbelievably good! Got rave reviews, better than at a restaurant, the phyllo gives it a nice twist, the sauce was to die for!

This was so Good! It is a great alternative to some of the heavier halibut dishes. The sauce was a little more lemonly that I would have liked but my boyfriend LOVED IT! I also added a little bit of white wine to the sauce. Will definalty make again, and again and again.