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POACHED COD

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Poached Cod

There is no story here, except that I cook about every night and so I gotta be creative. Kraft dinner doesn't do much for me, ammirite? So I dug around in the freezer and the garden, the pantry and ..   Read More

 


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INGREDIENTS

  • Cooking Time: 10
  • Servings: 3-5
  • Preparation Time: 5
  • 4-6pcs 6-8oz Cod filets
  • Old Bay seasoning
  • Salt & Pepper
  • Olive Oil & Butter
  • 3-4 splashes of dry White Wine
  • 2-3 sprigs ea fresh herbs Basil, Marjoram, Oregano, etc
  • 2-3 fresh ripe Tomatoes, diced

DIRECTIONS

* Season fish w/salt, pepper and Old Bay; set in colander to drain off any excess water.


* Heat generous amount oil & butter in heavy saute pan over med heat.


* When oil up to temp to saute, add fish; swirl pan occasionally to splash a little up sides of filets as you cook undisturbed for 2-3min on this side.


* Add splash or 3 (or 4) of wine to pan to deglaze, and carefully turn filets.


* Add herbs and tomatoes, cover and poach 4-6min, til done (firm & flaky but not tough).


* To serve, plate and drizzle w/tomatoes/herbs and pan juices, garnish w/a fresh sprig, w/side of Risotto w/vegetables- another recipe added today on BakeSpace!


RECIPE BACKSTORY

There is no story here, except that I cook about every night and so I gotta be creative. Kraft dinner doesn't do much for me, ammirite? So I dug around in the freezer and the garden, the pantry and the spice cab and the fridge, and this was din-din (and also Alan's lunch- you know who you are).

RECIPE REVIEWS

Aug/31/2010 05:08 am kollafidrildi
This sounds easy and good. I can also imagine using my home fish Haddock. I often cook it in the oven with herbs, tomatoes and cheese :) Doing it in the pan is a good option also. I just LOVE fish. Thanks for sharing.

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