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Salmon with Ginger Sauce (Sheet Pan Dinner).Squid Ink Pasta with Shrimp & Cherry Tomatoes.Seafood Paella Recipe with Saffron Aioli.Good red wine options are Pinot Noir and Zinfandel.Pinot Gris is a another white wine option. Sauvignon Blanc has a good acidity to it that will stand up to the tomatoes.Without a thermometer, you can test for doneness by seeing if it flakes easily with a fork and is opaque throughout. How do you tell when poached fish is done?Ĭook poached fish to a temperature of 140 degrees. Squeeze lime over the top and sprinkle with cilantro. Serve over couscous and drizzle with the chili oil and crispy shallots.Cover and cook until the fish is cooked through, about 6 minutes. Season the fish with salt and pepper and place in the sauce.Add a bit of the chili oil to a skillet and cook the tomatoes until saucy, 5-6 minutes.Remove the garlic-chili oil to a small bowl. Add red-pepper flakes and cook for a few seconds.Add garlic and shallots and cook until golden, 10-12 minutes.Aleppo Pepper Flakes – Or, red pepper flakes.However, you can also use salmon, flounder, tilapia or halibut. I found it to be the perfect serving vehicle that soaks up all that yummy tomato broth. Served it all up on a bed of couscous.Used chicken stock in place of water when making the sauce to add in some extra flavor.

Omitted the mint and cut back on the amount of cilantro used for topping the cooked fish.

Swapped in aleppo pepper for the red pepper flakes to add a bit more sweetness and extra level of flavor.

I also found that it took longer to brown the shallots and garlic than the original recipe stated.

Used additional oil while crisping up the shallots and garlic so that there was extra to drizzle over the cooked fish at the end.

I made this recipe three times in one week.Īnd today, I’m sharing this amazing, easy poached fish recipe with you, with a few tweaks that I made along the way. Which, once again was amazing.Īnd then, when I didn’t think her recipes could get any better, I tried this one – Tomato Poached Fish with Chile Oil & Herbs. Then, her “Stew Two” recipe featuring spicy white beans and broccoli rabe. Next I tried out a delicious salmon recipe with soy sauce & scallions from her new cookbook, Nothing Fancy. And then I made it again that same week because it was so good. But it couldn’t possibly be simpler.I recently discovered Alison Roman and have become obsessed with her recipes. Long enough to know that, when fishing season on Long Island commences this fall, Fred will be giving this olive oil-poached fish fillet preparation a serious going over. A two-month assignment grew into a yearlong gig, and a friendship that has lasted much longer. The next day, after I’d turned in a much-simplified 3,500-word piece for all parties to review, Fred was the only one not demanding that I be made acquainted with the exit, or perhaps a higher-floor open window. My first assignment was to edit a cover story whose author and assigning editor (both trusted staffers) had determined required 11,000 words or so to tell. “Do what you think it needs,” were my only instructions.

He was editing a technology magazine and I was a newly hired gun brought in to do the things that hired guns do. I liked that about him when we first met each other, more than a couple decades back. Like me, Fred tries to keep things simple. The man spends more time chasing fish than anyone I know, and is always searching for new ways to prepare the swimmers that take his lure. My friend Fred will be all over this one.