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Broiled Sea Bass
orange-olive salsa

Fish Ingredients:

1      Fish Filet* about 1 1/2 #
1/4   tsp. Ground Black Pepper
1/2   tsp. Granulated Garlic
1/4   tsp. Salt
1/2   tsp. Oregano, dry or fresh
1      Tbs. Olive Oil


* recipe works well with sea bass, mahi, salmon, snapper, yellow tail, halibut, bluefish and other varieties.
Salsa Ingredients:

1      Orange, navel, large
1      tsp. Orange Zest
10    Olives, kalamata
1      Sprig Rosemary, fresh
1/4   Cup Parlsey, flat leaf
1      Tbs. Olive Oil
1      Tbs. Lemon Juice
1      tsp. Red Vinegar
1      Pinch Salt and Pepper
1/4   tsp. Crushed Red Pepper




Rinse and shake dry parsley and rosemary.

Wash and dry orange.

Make sure olives have no pits.




Zest the orange.

Place zest into a small bowl.

Peel and cut the orange into
segments.


Cut orange segments into smaller pieces.

Add orange pieces to bowl with zest.


Chop the olives, parsley and rosemary.

Place into bowl with orange.



Add all remaining salsa ingredients to the bowl and mix well.

Keep salsa at room temperature as you cook the fish.

Fish is boneless and skinless.

Place a sheet of foil over a pan.

Rub half of the oil over the foil.

Place fish on the sheet pan.

Spread the other half of oil over the fish.

Sprinkle fish with spices.



Turn oven broiler to high.

Place fish on a middle rack.

Broil fish for 8 to 10 minutes.

Remove fish and make a small cut in the center.
 
Look inside the fish to make sure it is cooked.


Place cooked fish onto a serving platter.

This can be done with a large spatula or sometimes you can just slide the fish off of the foil onto the plate.

Pour all of the salsa over the fish and serve.

 
 
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