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Salt Crusted Whole Fish with Blood Oranges
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10 Reviews
Nicolas L.
July 18, 2020
So easy and delicious! I added egg whites to the salt mix (picked that up from another recipe) and it turned out great. I had my oven at 400F (for 45mins) for a 6.7lb red snapper - I’m sure a smaller fish would take less time.
Ms. T.
April 5, 2011
This recipe sounds delicious and fun, and can I please come to your next winter citrus fiesta? I'm searching for recipes for my cooking club's "Citrus with a Twist" theme in a few weeks--I hope our final menu sounds as good as the one you listed above.
shayma
January 14, 2010
blood oranges are my fave- and must pair so well with fish- a really innovative idea. congrats on getting an Editors' Picks medallion!
aargersi
January 5, 2010
yum! I have been wanting to try this salt crusting deal, and I do like a forgiving recipe that includes finishing one's cocktail and then beating the dinner with a spoon before you serve it :-) Time to BRAVE THE CRUST!!!
Aliwaks
January 5, 2010
OMG Its so easy really, almost impossible to mess up. I've def left it in the oven for nearly an hour then left it on the counter for another half hour or so. The fish was still moist yummy.
Aliwaks
January 5, 2010
Yes! or a margarita with buddahcello in place of triple sec rimmed with citrus salt!! Btw am drying tangerines right now for tangerine salt, think I will mix half with korean red pepper flakes and leave half plain.
aargersi
January 6, 2010
That sounds great - I should dry some tangerines too while they are in season. I seriously use those salts pretty much daily. Oooohhhhhh - tangerine salt on the edge of your buddahcello rimmed glass with a fresh squeezed lime and tangerine margarita. Yum.
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