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Old 01-11-2008, 11:45 PM
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Question Fish

Anyone had much experience doing fish in their WFoven?

I bought some cedar planks to try but it's my first time with them.

I worry about fish being too delicate and the short cooking time.

What about some kind of poaching/caserole??

Any experience or ideas appreciated.

Jim
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Old 01-12-2008, 05:18 AM
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Default Re: Fish

Hi Jim, I have cooked fish like Sea Bass and Snapper on a grill over ashes in a cooling oven. It isn't something to be left to it's own devices as it cooks quite quickly. I imagine sardines would be delicious cooked the same way and basted with lemon juice and parsley.

Fish is something I am looking forward to experimenting with. Should be great simply placed in a shallow cazuela and a little garlic olive oil and herbs or a little poaching liquid. Cedar boards are a popular restaurant innovation here and should, if soaked in water, do a great job of keeping the fish moist whist cooking. It may be a good idea to pre-heat the boards. There is the danger of cooking faster on top if put onto a cold board. Either that or turning the fish would probably work. They are also a talking point when put on the table but I'm unsure whether they add to the flavour of the dish or not.

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