Baked fish with lemon and dill
The French call it fish en papillote — a cooking method where fish (or fillets) are wrapped in parchment paper then baked. In this recipe, slices of lemon and sprigs of …
Whole fish, filleted, fish steaks, canned.
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The French call it fish en papillote — a cooking method where fish (or fillets) are wrapped in parchment paper then baked. In this recipe, slices of lemon and sprigs of …
Cubes of raw salmon are seasoned and tossed with cherry tomatoes, sliced red onion, Apetina (a white cheese similar to feta) and two salad dressings. Yes, two. One for …
Boiled potatoes, broiled salmon and egg halves are tossed with a simple dressing made with olive oil, dill, pickle relish, capers, pickle juice, lemon juice, grated …
Inspired by canh chua, Vietnamese sweet and sour soup, the flavor of the broth comes from the combination of sour tamarind juice and chunks of sweet ripe pineapple.
In this seafood variant of the Filipino tinola, chunks of bangus (milkfish) belly fillets are simmered with chayote and spinach in fish broth seasoned with ginger and …
Swordfish belly fillets are thinly sliced, seasoned, coated with batter, deep fried then tossed with a syrupy sauce made with fresh lemon juice, sugar, chili flakes, …
Potatoes and green beans are boiled, drained and tossed with crumbled tinapa (salty smoked fish) soaked in spicy oil.
The head is the most flavorful part of the fish, period. If you want all its goodness without the intimidating sight of a whole fish head on your dining table, cook it …