Pan fried Sea Bass with Wholegrain mustard, mushroom & spinach sauce. Finished with wild garlic. This Pan Fried Sea Bass recipe is a wonderful way to eat a mild, affordable fish, and it's packed with flavor from fresh oregano, thyme, and parsley. Can't find sea bass at your grocery store? Try the frozen fish section- I used Barramundi.
These flaky pan-roasted sea bass fillets topped with chive garlic compound butter will impress your dinner guests every time.
This same technique works well with all types of fish.
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You can cook Pan fried Sea Bass with Wholegrain mustard, mushroom & spinach sauce. Finished with wild garlic using 12 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Pan fried Sea Bass with Wholegrain mustard, mushroom & spinach sauce. Finished with wild garlic
- It's of Sea bass fillet.
- Prepare 1 of pkt Oomi low carb noodles.
- You need of Tenderstem Broccoli.
- You need Handful of baby spinach.
- You need 2 tsp of wholegrain mustard.
- You need 1/2 pt of chicken stock.
- You need 4 of chestnut mushrooms.
- It's 2 tbsp of dbl cream.
- You need Handful of wild garlic.
- Prepare 1 of garlic clove smashed.
- It's 3 sprigs of thyme.
- It's of Good knob of butter.
How to roast sea bass whole. Line a baking sheet or platter with several layers of paper towels. In a large frying pan or cast-iron skillet, heat the oil over medium-high heat. Put the lentils in a pan with the bay leaf and cover with cold water.
Pan fried Sea Bass with Wholegrain mustard, mushroom & spinach sauce. Finished with wild garlic instructions
- Season fish add butter garlic clove & thyme to hot pan..
- When butter starts to bubble add fish skin side down. Blanch broccoli in boiling salted water.
- After 3 mins turn fish over cook for 2 more mins.
- Remove fish & set aside. Discard garlic & thyme. Cook mushrooms straight away in the same pan. After 2 mins add stock & reduce quickly by half..
- Add spinach & cream. Season.
- Add wild garlic. Heat noodles & assemble plate to serve.
Mix the shallot in a bowl with the mustard, vinegar, lemon juice, olive oil and herbs. Melt the butter in a frying pan. The sea bass combined with the onion-mushroom mixture worked out better than I expected. I've never cooked Chilean Sea Bass before but picked up a piece at the Whole Foods near work and definitely prefer this delicate flavor and cooking method over any other…we'll be making this again. For the sea bass, cut slashes into the skin side of the sea bass then season the other side with salt.