Simple Way to Prepare Perfect Seabass served with mussels in tomato sauce

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To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can have seabass served with mussels in tomato sauce using 14 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Seabass served with mussels in tomato sauce:

1. Take 1 fillet sea bass
2. Make ready 50 g carrots diced
3. Make ready 50 g White radish diced
4. Get 400 g Mussels
5. Take 1 kg Fish bones and trimmings
6. Make ready 2 Onion
7. Prepare 1 leek
8. Make ready Thyme
9. Take Rosemary
10. Prepare Fine salt
11. Make ready Black pepper coarse
12. Take Dill
13. Make ready Butter
14. Make ready 700 ml White wine

Using clean farmed mussels negates their one big drawback—the Every Mediterranean country has its version of shellfish in a tomato-based broth, and the wine of choice for each is an earthy, full-bodied pink wine. San Marzano plum tomatoes—known for their pure tomato flavor—are the secret supermarket find in this super quick simmering sauce. Crusty baguette is a must-have to soak up the extra sauce. Serve with mixed greens tossed with Italian vinaigrette.

Steps to make Seabass served with mussels in tomato sauce:

1. Roast fish bones and trimmings in the oven till golden brown.
2. Add butter into a pot, saute chopped onions and leek till transculent. Add in the caramelized bones and trimmings and add water to cover the bones.
3. Add in mussels, 500 ml white wine, rosemary, dill and thyme.
4. Cook for 15 minutes, remove mussels and continue to simmer the sauce for another hour till it reduces to by 2/3.
5. Strain the concentrated sauce, and bring it back to a boil. Season with salt and pepper to your liking and pour the remaining wine in. Let it reduces by half, and start adding cold butter while stirring constantly until a shine forms on the sauce.
6. Season with salt and black pepper to your taste. Set aside sauce
7. In another pan, heat olive oil and cook the fish skin side down first. Each side cooks for 3 minutes.
8. Flip the fish and start adding cold butter, thyme and garlic. Start to baste the fish (spooning the melted butter with the herbs in it over the fish over and over again)
9. Remove and let the fish rest for 2-3 minutes.
10. Pour sauce, garnish with chopped carrots and radish. Plate the fish.

Crusty baguette is a must-have to soak up the extra sauce. Serve with mixed greens tossed with Italian vinaigrette. Prep tip: Check the mussels while you clean them. I adapted this pan roasted sea bass recipe from one of my favorite cooking magazines, Fine Cooking. The original recipe calls Great tasting local tomatoes are not available yet but you can find cherry or grape tomatoes that have lots of flavor at most supermarkets.

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