Score skin of each fish with 3 diagonal cuts. Sprinkle flesh evenly with salt and black pepper. Place both fish on a rimmed baking sheet coated with cooking spray. Place 3 tablespoons onion, 1 tablespoon fennel, 2 rosemary sprigs, and 2 oregano sprigs inside each fish. So in other words the recipe is really good but you only give it two stars because you do not know how to deal with the ingredients or like the cost of them I found this fish on sale and was a little concerned about how to cook it with its head and tail still intact.
Luckily, Whole Foods had already scaled it. It also had a strong fishy smell, which concerned me, but it disappeared once cooked. I skipped the fennel and onion and added fresh garlic and lemon slices, just estimating amounts. I also wasn't familiar with baking fish at degrees so reduced it to for 35 minutes.
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Ingredients 2 large whole snapper fish or similar mild-tasting white fish ask your fishmonger to clean, gut and scale the fish for you or do it yourself 4 Tbsp. Instructions Rinse and pat dry fish. Make 3 slits or more on both sides of the fish. Make a seasoning mix by combining: melted butter, sea salt, pepper, garlic powder, Italian seasoning, and squeezed lemon juice.
Mix well and adjust to taste. Place fish on a lightly oiled foil-lined baking sheet. Brush fish with seasoning mix on both sides, inside the cavity, and inside the slits. Insert fresh minced garlic or sliced onion and lemon slices inside the fish cavity. Insert lemon slices into the slits. Dust with additional paprika, salt, and dry parsley.
Drizzle with lemon juice and dripping from the seasoning. Cooking fish whole delivers a juicier, tastier dish, and the bones are a reminder to take it slow and savor the gifts of the Gulf. Added bonus: add the leftover head and tail to soup for an added flavor boost. Note: Consider roughly half a pound per person when placing your order.
An oven-safe dish large enough to hold the fish. A saute pan large enough to hold the fish. A broad spatula. A large serving dish for the final presentation. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Calling all cooks! Flavor FULL! This snapper is no wall-flower! With a pungent pop of garlic, lime and habanero pepper the marinade imparts a tongue-tingling heat. Paired with a spoonful of garlicky lime aioli, it's a perfect yin-yan! Total: 40 minutes. Are their obvious bruises, tears or imperfections? You want the skin to be firm, with no slimy residue. Check the eyes — are they clear or cloudy?
Eyes of any fresh fish should be bright, not cloudy and dull. The eyes should rest flush with the head and not be sunken in. If it smells ammonia-like, put it back. I put my nose right up to this whole yellowtail snapper and all I could smell was the Atlantic where it was caught. The process of scaling a fish can send those scales flying everywhere. Gut The Snapper slice a long thin cut along the bottom of the fish and remove the innards. Rinse and pat fish dry.
Rub your hands over the fish to ensure you got all the scales. Trim The Fins from the fish. Use a pair of kitchen sheers to remove the dorsal, caudal, anal and pectoral fins.
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