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Sep 1 4 tweets 1 min read
Sea bass four ways
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Four fillets sea bass pat dry and add salt and pepper.

Rub all with flour. Heat three pans. Add butter. fillet 1: skin side fried up, fillet 2 skin to pan. Flip after several minutes, set aside with dash of lemon and parsley. Image
Fillet 3: Fried skin side down in butter-garlic, then lightly coated with lemon, garlic butter on top and in the oven at 170 C for several minutes until cooked. Dash of lemon and parsley.
Fillet 4: Fish skin side down in butter-garlic dash of brandy and parsley. Then turn over for several minutes. Add parsley and lemon.
With a stick of butter in a small pan, add dash of flour and half a lemon and capers and make a sauce, spread over fish of your choosing.

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