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By Jeni Wright, Eric Treuille and Le Cordon Bleu

Published 1996

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To showcase the subtle flavour of these fine-textured varieties, choose for preference a swift cooking process that uses as few other ingredients as possible. Braising works particularly well because this moist-heat method tends to concentrate the natural, and often very delicate, flavour of the fish.
Fish Cooking Methods
Brill Bake wrapped and unwrapped, steam, poach, grill, pan-fry
Grouper Bake wrapped and unwrapped, steam, poach, grill, pan-fry
Halibut Poach, pan-fry, braise
John Dory Poach, grill, pan-fry
Plaice Pan-fry, deep-fry, poach, steam, grill, bake
Ray/Skate Pan-fry, bake
Sole Grill, pan-fry, deep-fry, steam, bake
Turbot Bake wrapped and unwrapped, steam, poach, grill, pan-fry