Sautéed zander filet

Recipe

Sautéed zander filet with roasted chard and smoked bell pepper

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medium

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APPROX. 55 mins

Enough For

4 persons

Cookware

frying pan

Nutritional Value

1377 kJ / 328 kcal (Per person)

Ingredients

  • Carbohydrates4 g
  • Sugar4 g
  • Fat14 g
  • Protein51 g

Allergens

  • fish
  • lactose
  • nuts

Ingredients

Side dish

  • »7 ounces Mangold in feine Streifen schneiden und gut abtrocknen
  • »1 tbsp olive oil
  • »1 red onions (4 oz.) cut into fine strips
  • »1 garlic cloves chop finely
  • » Salt and pepper Freshly ground
  • »1 tbsp dried tomatoes chop
  • »1 pinch sweet smoked paprika
  • »1 tbsp pine nuts brown

Fish

  • »4 pike-perch fillets
  • »1 pinch salt
  • »1 tbsp sunflower oil
  • »1 tbsp butter
  • »4 sprigs dill
  • » Grated lemon peel and juice Fresh

Preparations

1. If the fish was frozen, defrost overnight in the fridge.

2. Warm the plates.

Instructions

Side dish

1. Heat a frying pan, fry the onions and sliced chard at a high heat, then add garlic and fry for a few moments longer.

2. Add the remaining ingredients, toss briefly and season to taste.

Fish

1. Pat the zander fillets dry with a paper towel and then heat a little sunflower oil in a non-stick frying pan.

2. Season the zander on both sides and place into the pan, skin side down. Cook over a medium heat, skin side down, until the flesh is 2/3 cooked.

3. Now add butter and dill to the pan, flip the fish over to the flesh side, take the pan off the hob and allow the fillets to rest for around 1 minute.

4. Sprinkle with a little grated lemon peel and juice.

Serving

Arrange the vegetables on a warmed plate, place the fish on top and serve immediately.

Origin

Sandro Zinggeler from LUMA

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