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Snapper Recipe - Mediterranean

Fillets of Sea Bass - Lubina With Plump Prawns

Great Snapper Recipe with Plump Prawns and a special reduced sauce.

You can use any firm white fleshed fish for this dish - I often use Sea Bass - Lubina in Spain and - Loup de Mer in France. This is about the nearest thing we can get to Snapper here in the Mediterranean.

It's important to leave the skin on as the crispy skin contrasts greatly with the firm white flesh and the Juicy Shrimp.

This is a great dish for your Mediterranean Diet.

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Ingredients for Four People
  • 4 Snapper or sea bass fillets - about 6ozs./150g. each, scaled but skin on.
  • 16 Large prawns (shrimp) shelled - about 1lb./450g.

Snapper Recipe - LubinaFor the Sauce.

  • 2 Shallots finely chopped
  • 2 Large tomatoes seeded and skinned
  • 4fl.ozs./1/2 a cup each of dry white wine and white wine vinegar
  • 1 Teaspoon of honey
  • 1 Teaspoon of dried dill
  • Salt and black pepper to taste
  • Extra virgin olive oil to fry
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Snapper Recipe Method

  1. OK - First make the sauce
  2. In a small saucepan reduce the wine and vinegar with the shallots until only a few sticky tablespoons remain.
  3. Add the tomatoes and cook for two minutes.
  4. Add the honey, dill, salt and pepper to taste. 
  5. Keep it warm.
  6. Now cook your fish.
  7. Make 3 or 4 diagonal cuts on the skin of your Fillets - see photo - this will stop them curling up in the pan.
  8. Now, medium non stick fry pan fry the fillets -in a little of the olive oil over med/high heat - skin side down - until the skin is crisp and browned.
  9. Turn them over and cook for a further two minutes - until just cooked through.
  10. Remove from the pan and keep warm.
  11. Meanwhile - gently fry the prawns in the oil until just pink and cooked through.
  12. Now spoon equal amounts of the sauce on to four warm Dinner plates - place your fish fillets on top and arrange the prawns around the plate.
We bought this non-carcinogenic Le Creuset fry pan 3 years ago because we were fed up with crumbling dangerous teflon on past purchases! We have used it regularily on the hob and in the oven and it is still perfect and non stick. Well worth the investment.
Serve and Enjoy

 Ask Pam if you have any recipe queries.......she loves to help.


Great Snapper Recipe

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