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Posted by Tim Vidra / Saturday, May 28, 2011

Sunday Supper: Chilean Sea Bass with a Garden Arugula Salad
I take the fish and do a cross hatch cut mid way down the thickness of the steak. Using my mortar and pestle I crush fresh peppercorns and Hawaiian sea salt together to make a rough course mixture. Dice 3 cloves of garlic and slice 4-6 cherry tomatoes.
Heat olive oil in an oven proof pan, add tomatoes skin side down just enough to blister then remove from pan. Add garlic and continue to stir until almost crystallized then remove from pan. Add fish to the pan and allow to cook resting for a minute or two** then sprinkle with the salt pepper mixture. Turning the pan so the oil comes to one side, use a spoon to coat filets - constantly turning oil with a spoon onto the filets for a couple of minutes.
Place pan under broiler in the oven until the texture of the fish is to your liking. Sprinkle with the garlic, cherry tomatoes, and salt/pepper mixture. Recently we have been skipping the starch in our meals so this was served with a sliced fresh avocado and an arugula salad freshly picked that night from the E.A.T. garden tossed in a simple olive oil and goat cheese mixture.
A very satisfying elegant mid week meal!
**E.A.T. tip: At this point I slide a metal spatula under neath to loosen the skin from the pan.
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