Roasted cod made by Jean-Pierre Moulle |
Ingredients for two servings
Small shallot, diced
3 to 4 small or one large tomato, chopped
Tablespoon of capers
Olive oil, 2-3 tablespoons
5 or so basil leaves, slivered
Half of one lemon
Sprinkle of dried pimento or paprika*
Half pound fresh cod
Preheat the oven to 400. Spread a piece of parchment or foil in a pie plate with a little olive oil. Place the cod on the oiled parchment and sprinkle with pimento or paprika. Roast for approximately 15 minutes until the fish is white all the way through and flakes easily.
Divide the fish into two pieces, and spread the tomato salsa over the top.
*We were introduced to a local French red chili pepper powder with a wonderful zip called Piment d'Espelette, but assuming you don't want to spring for that, a sprinkle of good paprika or cayenne would do.
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Cooking lessons in Paris! How wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt was very special and I feel so lucky to have had that opportunity!
DeleteSigh! I'm so jealous (although I did once visit the early-morning food markets in Paris). BTW, we took our daughter to Chez Panisse to celebrate her first birthday. She's thirty-something now. That place is iconic!
ReplyDeleteI still haven't eaten there Sheila. We had reservations in 2001 when our daughter was in college--but her lacrosse coach kept them late they gave our table away! I was so sad...
DeleteThis dish looks delicious. I'm definitely going to try it. And the pictures of French food...swoon!
ReplyDeleteLovely.
ReplyDeleteFunny how cod used to be the "go to" fish. I served it to my daughter who is in the restaurant industry and she looked at it with some reservation. It wasn't a fish she was used to! She found out it is just fine!
Yes, it's very mild and accepts whatever flavors are around it!
DeleteCod is one of my favorites! Thanks so much for the recipe ~
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