This easy and delicious one skillet dinner is started on the stove and then finished in a hot oven. This meals tastes indulgent and fancy but in reality is ready and on the table in less than half an hour.
I am hosting our group this month and invited them to share recipes for fish and seafood that is roasted. Now that the weather is cooling off for many of us it is time to return from the deck and the grill to the kitchen and the oven.
Here are some great recipes to get you started........
- Sneha’s Recipe: Air Fryer Whole Mackerel Fish Roast
- Culinary Adventures with Camilla: Crispy Salmon Bellies
- Food Lust People Love: Baked Shrimp Stuffed Sole Fillets
- Palatable Pastime: HoneyPistachio Crusted Salmon
- Goats and Greens: Roasted Almond-Breaded Tapenade-Stuffed Trout with Mushroom Sauce.
- A Day in the Life on the Farm: Roasted Chilean Sea Bass One Skillet Dinner
- Karen's Kitchen Stories : Slow Roasted Salmon with Garlic Butter and Herbs
Are you a blogger interested in joining Fish Friday Foodies? We meet together on the Third Friday of each month to share a fish/seafood recipe based on a theme or ingredient chosen by one of our members. We would love to have you join in the fun. Pop me an email at wendyklik1517@gmail.com and I will send you an invitation to our group.
I had found a package of Wild Line Caught Chilean Sea Bass in the frozen section at Costco. I love Chilean Sea Bass but have not eaten it in years because of ecological concerns. The sea bass had been overfished and was no longer considered sustainable. But now, this fish, which is really a Pantagonian Toothfish, is approved by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch and back in the stores.
Since September is designated as National Organic Month I wanted to make sure my dish was made with the very best ingredients that are earth friendly and sustainable. I used locally grown vegetables from the Farmer's Market and while many of these farmer's are not certified as organic, they do practice organic and sustainable farming techniques.
I also opened a bottle of Cono Sur Sauvignon Blanc to enjoy with this dinner. Cono Sur is also from Chile and they are inviting us to #pourorganic with them. They sent me a sample of two of their organic wines, a Sauvignon Blanc and a Chardonnay, for testing purposes with my #WinePW group. I received no monetary compensation and all opinions are strictly my own. You can read more about the #pourorganic movement in this post.
I find that there is truth in what grows together goes together, but I did wish I had opened the Chardonnay instead of the Sauv Blanc. This recipe I am sharing is very rich and buttery tasting. I think a heavier wine would have been better suited. That being said....the sauv blanc was a delightfully bright and acidic wine that we still enjoyed. There was nary a drop left in the bottle after dinner.
Yield: 2 servings
Roasted Chilean Sea Bass One Skillet Dinner
This easy and delicious one skillet dinner is started on the stove and then finished in a hot oven. This meals tastes indulgent and fancy but in reality is ready and on the table in less than half an hour.
Prep time: 5 MinCook time: 20 MinTotal time: 25 Min
Ingredients
- 2 T. olive oil
- 2 T. red wine vinegar
- 1 t. paprika
- salt and pepper, to taste
- 2 scallions, wihte and green parts, sliced
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and minced
- 4 small new potatoes, quartered
- Kernels from 2 ear of corn
- 2 (6-8 oz) portions skinless Chilean Sea Bass
Instructions
- Place the potatoes into a microwave safe bowl, cover with water and cook on high for about 5 minutes, until potatoes are tender but still holding their shape.
- Meanwhile, whisk toghether the olive oil, vinegar, a pinch of salt, paprika, scallions and jalapeno in a cast iron or oven safe skillet. Dredge the fish in the flavored oil and set aside on a plate.
- Drain the potatoes and place into the skillet with the seasoned oil. Add the corn and toss the vegetables to coat. Place the fish on top of the vegetables and season with salt and pepper.
- Place the skillet into a preheated 450* oven for about 15 minutes, until fish flakes easily with a fork.
Notes:
Adapted from a recipe found at allrecipes.com
Nutrition Facts
Calories
613.40Fat (grams)
18.20Sat. Fat (grams)
2.86Carbs (grams)
82.29Fiber (grams)
9.56Net carbs
72.73Sugar (grams)
8.69Protein (grams)
34.80Sodium (milligrams)
528.65Cholesterol (grams)
53.53
I love the combination of fancy and easy! This looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen.
DeleteI like that you found line-caught sustainable Chilean sea bass! I hope to find some myself (Costco is too far away for me to become a member), because this recipe really does look good!
ReplyDeleteYes, it was delicious.
DeleteThis sounds delicious and love this one skillet meal.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sneha.
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