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Sautéed fish fillets

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By Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Mark Bittman

Published 2000

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These recipes all feature fish fillets of medium thickness—red snapper is the best example—gently cooked in butter or oil. They range from the exquisitely simple and delicate—fish with a supremely light coating of egg and flour—to crispy fish coated with Cream of Wheat or potatoes to those given flavorful coatings of spices or nuts.

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