Be brave about heating the pan over a high flame. As it heats it will develop a smoky patina, which show it is then ready for cooking the fish.
Serves 2
- 2 fillets of redfish, not less than 2 cm/¾ in thick
- 75 gr butter
- 5 ml paprika
- 2 ml dried oregano
- Pinch of salt
- Good pinch each of garlic salt and Cayenne
- Good grinding of black pepper
- Lime slices or lemon wedges, to garnish
- Mixed salad, to serve
Ensure that the fillets are thawed if frozen ; pat dry with kitchen paper.
Melt the butter and swirl in all the seasonings ; pour over the fish and turn the fish in the butter to keep it coated on both sides until you are ready to cook.
Place a heavy frying pan over a medium-high heat and heat for 5 minutes ; it will smoke and develop a grey-white patina.
Turn the fillets once more time in the butter and place skin-side down in the pan ; cook, pressing down with a fish slice, for 2 minutes or until the skin is crisp and very dark, but not burnt.
Pour a little of the seasoned butter over the top of each fillet and turn them over ; cook for a further 2 minutes or so, again pressing down with a fish slice.
Arrange on two warmed serving plates and pour over the seasoned butter.
Garnish with lime slices or lemon wedges and serve with a mixed salad.
BON APPÉTIT
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