Following on from my very popular comment regarding how clever gnocchi are, that they float to the top when ready, I am frying sea bass fillets tonight. Any ideas or do I just chuck the ****s in the frying pan and turn after a few minutes? Think this could be even better than the award winning "omlette" thread
Rub sea salt and olive oil over both sides Garlic and oil into pan , not too much oil like yer heid , then take it up to hot ... skin side down first until crispy , quick turn and then put in a hot overn for a few minutes
What kind of oil? I actually heard it is bad to cook with olive oil because of how it gets broken down in the heat, but great for putting over food.
Pud is right but the butter will counter balance it,chop some parsley and throw in some capers,squeeze of lemon and you're sucking diesel
I would do it in the oven. Put the fish in a very loose tinfoil parcel skin side up. So the parcel looks like a big cornish pasty, with lots of room inside for the fish. Add in butter and your choice of spices and herbs and whatnot. 15 mins very high heat. The fish is basically being steamed in it's own juice. Before serving crisp the skin in a very hot frying pan. Yer welcome.
Snoopy knows , I would personally chuck in some fresh spring onions garlic ginger and chillies plenty of seasoning too
In ye pop, ya fannies cooksnet---------------------------> For the record, the skin wasn't crispy. Disappointing.