Pan Seared Snapper with lemon butter sauce

UGA12

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Any white flaky fish will do, but snapper and grouper is what I stock up with. Technically "pan seared" calls for the oven to finish, but fish cooks much faster so this is a mix between blackened, seared, and pan fried:facepalm: Whatever sides you like will do, I chose wild rice and steamed broccoli.


Most ingredients


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Have been asked a couple of times about the "Blood line" that I say take out. Here is a cood picture of it. If you get a fillet from the market I am sure it will be taken out, if not cut in a V like the following picture suggest!

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Cut into symmetrical fillets and season.

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1/3 olive oil 2/3 butter

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3-5 mins a side based on thickness of fillets

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Cut off stove top before pulling fillets and then add capers and squezze juice from 1/2 lemon.

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Plate with wild rice and steamed broccoli and enjoy:toast:

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krc

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Looks Great :00hour

I am a big believer in taking out the "Blood line" :0074
It's just to strong. On some fish it's not to bad.

However, as a rule I always take it out.
If the "Blood line" is big I cut out before cooking.
If the "Blood line" is small I scrape it out with a Grapefruit spoon after cooking. :0008
 

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Looks pretty tasty, im cooking some fish over a backyard fire tomorrow, ill figure out how to post pics
 
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