Plein Temps Tout?

Roughly translates as 'full time everything!' Leading such a busy life, like so many of us. It's easy to fall into the trap of convenience over quality. But ready meals, sauces in jars and processed food always tasted a bit naff to me. Now cooking from scratch is a big part of my home life and I'm always out to convert people who think they can't, for a number of reasons. I'm always inspired to try new ideas and flavours, and when things work I'll put them on here, alongside some classics of course!

Tuesday, 13 November 2012

Dave's Baked Sea Bass

Today we have a guest recipe from my lovely husband Dave! A much more grown up version of fish fingers and much more tasty. Here's our version, feel free to change it up with different fish, flavours of cream cheese and the herb flavouring in the breadcrunbs.


You will need:

2 Sea bass fillets
Bread (leave 2 slices out so they go dry, or for more flavour, use that hard end of posh/homemade loaf that no-one wants to finish!)
Cream cheese (as light or as 'un-light' as you want we use philly light)
half a handful of fresh parsley.
1/2 a lemons worth of lemon zest.

★ use a stick blender/food processor/ sharp knife to chop the bread and parsley together untill you have green flecked breadcrumbs, then add the lemon zest.
★ put the sea bass fillets skin side down on a tray covered in lightly oiled baking/greaseproof paper. Smooth over a thin layer of cream cheese and then cover the fillet with a layer of breadcrumbs.
★ how long your fish will take to cook will vary, as a guideline I'd recommend 15mins in a pre heated 170°c oven.
Baked sea bass fillets topped with cream cheese and breadcrumbs





Quickly boil, then roast new potatoes with rosemary and garlic on another baking tray. serve alongside the fish with peas, or even try minty smushed peas.

Enjoy!

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