Sea Bass
Sea Bass with Artichokes, Zucchini and Tomatoes
This recipe can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.
Steamed baby potatoes and a baguette are good partners for the fish. For dessert, spoon sugared raspberries over angel food cake.
Steamed Sea Bass, Cantonese Style
By Michael Tong
Grilled Halibut with Warm Tomato Compote
If you would rather use swordfish or sea bass, by all means do. Whatever the choice, grill some zucchini that have been quartered lengthwise, and toss egg noodles with butter and fresh black pepper. Then finish the meal with sliced strawberries topped with sour cream and brown sugar.
Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.
Grilled Sea Bass with Tropical Salsa
Colorful salsas and relishes made with fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs became popular in this decade of diets. The toppings are light and fresh and packed with flavor-just right with grilled low-fat fish.
Pistachio Sea Bass with Crab Salad
Cooking the sea bass in parchment paper is a great technique — it keeps the pistachio topping in place and allows you to brown both the fish and the topping in the skillet (the parchment becomes translucent so you can see the browning. Since Gras is on the West Coast, he likes to use Dungeness crab when he makes this dish. We've substituted jumbo lump crabmeat because it's available year round nationwide.
By Laurent Gras
Sea Bass with Citrus and Soy
"My first real job was as a paralegal — but I hated it," writes Marcia Porch of Winter Park, Florida. "There were plenty of signs that my interests lay elsewhere; it just took me a while to recognize them. My co-workers caught on faster: They would tease me because there were always cookbooks on my desk. So I started moonlighting at a bakery on the weekends. Eventually this led to a culinary career that has included owning a catering business. These days, what I make at home has to have do-ahead steps and no complicated ingredients, and be healthful and simple to assemble. "
Try this effortlessly elegant dish with steamed rice. Sesame oil can be found in the Asian foods section of most supermarkets.
Salt-Baked Branzino
For this recipe, David Pasternack uses "unrefined" sea salt, which has no additives such as iodine or those that prevent caking, so these salts are often moist. He also told us we could coat the fish with an additive-free kosher salt. It worked nicely but required more egg whites (6 total).
By David Pasternack
Sea Bass with Polenta and Roasted Red Bell Peppers
Maison Novelli offers this great entrée. You can find polenta and tapenade at Italian markets and some supermarkets.
Steamed Sea Bass or Red Snapper
Do not attempt this dish unless the fish is very fresh. Steaming is used only for fresh, delicately flavored fish.
By Dorothy Lee
Tunisian Aromatic Fish Soup with Potatoes
Fish from the Mediterranean waters is put to a variety of uses in Tunisian cuisine, and a simple soup such as this one of the most common. It's flavored with an appealing blend of herbs, spices and citrus.
Vietnamese Shrimp and Crab Fritters with Chili-Lime Sauce
"I'm hoping to get the recipe for a terrific appetizer I tried at Hamiltons' at First & Main in Charlottesville, Virginia," says Sue Carter of Murieta, California. "The seafood fritters came with lettuce leaves (to wrap around the fritters) and a spicy sauce."
Sea Bass Amandine on Watercress
Roasted baby potatoes and steamed asparagus with blue-cheese dressing make appealing sides. Layer sugared sliced strawberries and whipped cream in goblets for dessert.
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