something light for dinner
Back home, I'd usually text my mom at the end of the day to ask what was for dinner. Usually something awesome, there are however some off days when a reply would be fried fish with which the excitement to eat dinner just disappears.
Now that we're thousand of miles away from Manila and with mom too far to cook for us, I decided to play a little joke on my sister. Technically it is a fried fish dinner.. but done my way!
Back home, I'd usually text my mom at the end of the day to ask what was for dinner. Usually something awesome, there are however some off days when a reply would be fried fish with which the excitement to eat dinner just disappears.
Now that we're thousand of miles away from Manila and with mom too far to cook for us, I decided to play a little joke on my sister. Technically it is a fried fish dinner.. but done my way!
Lightly Crusted Red Snapper with Beurre Blanc Sauce
For the Red Snapper..
INGREDIENTS:
1 fillet Red Snapper
1//4 cup Flour
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
Olive oil for Frying
PROCEDURE:
-Mix Flour, Salt, and Pepper together in a bowl
-Take the Red Snapper Fillet and lightly coat both sides with the flour mixture
-Fry the fillet in a pan set at medium-high heat and drizzled with olive oil
-The Red Snapper takes about 3 minutes on each side
For the Beurre Blanc Sauce...
INGREDIENTS:
1/2 cup Dry White Wine
2 tbsps finely diced onions
Juice of Half a Lemon
1/3 cup Butter, cubed and kept cold
Salt and Pepper to taste
PROCEDURE:
-Pour in the half cup of wine into a small saucepan set over medium-high heat
-Add in the diced onions and lemon juice
-Bring the wine mixture to a boil
-let the mixture reduce by half
takes about 10 minutes
-remove the pan from the heat and then carefully add the butter one cube at a time while continuously stirring
-flavor with salt and pepper and you're done
Drizzle a little bit of Beurre Blanc Sauce on the Red Snapper
Best served on a bed of fresh, crisp lettuce
Definitely not the fried fish Car was expecting!
Miks