Greek Fish is an easy and delicate dish made in one pot, served with eggplant chips...
For
this dish: use either fresh or frozen 'thawed' fish (cod or mahi mahi
is recommended). In a deep pot on the stove melt in butter (3 tbs) and
olive oil (3 tbs) then add 1/2 cup of chopped onion, a tsp of crushed
garlic if you like and 1 cup more or less of grated/scalloped carrot.
Lay
in the fish over the onion and carrot to sizzle for 3-4 min. on high
heat. Next, pour over the top 1/3 cup of chicken or fish stock and
sprinkle in fresh herbs: rosemary and Greek oregano. Reduce heat and let
the simmer for 12-15 min. or until the fish is white and firm.
The
eggplant chips should be made before the fish as they take longer to
prepare. Thinly slice a large ripe 'washed' eggplant, bread lightly by
brushing with low fat milk and pat each side gently with dried bread
crumbs to flash fry in a shallow skillet of grape-seed oil.
Then
move the fried eggplant slices to a cookie sheet with a rack to be
baked in the oven on 350f. Once they are crisp with curling edges, serve
with the poached fish/onion/carrot/herbs; include a dipping sauce of
sour cream or yogurt and herbs to dip the eggplant chips.
~ Tutti a Tavola!
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