Showing posts with label flounder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flounder. Show all posts

Saturday, May 26, 2012

Flounder and Marinated Veggies


If you know me, you know I love nearly every kind of green vegetable. Going to the produce section is so much fun!  I really want to try something I have never eaten and look up a recipe online and make it. I am going to do this when I pick the CSA I want to support because I know they provide all in-season produce. I’m excited!! I regress. Let me get back to this blog post.

I recently watched a cooking video I found on Twitter on marinated zucchini for stuffed pitas (I'd share the link but the site is down at the time of posting). Matter of fact anything dealing with zucchini, I’m taking notes!  I had on hand zucchini, yellow squash and roma tomatoes and I marinated the veggies [with EVOO, minced garlic, sea salt, lemon juice, sea salt and basil] for 4 hours before roasting them at 350 degrees for half an hour.  I prepared “ItalianStyle” flounder and brown rice to serve with the veggies. 

Please excuse quality of image. It was taken with my cell phone because when I NEED my camera it's nowhere to be found!


Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Stuffed flounder and rice

Using: fish and prepared veggies of your choice

Ingredients
EVOO
Garlic
Onions
Carrots
Zucchini
Mushrooms
Almonds
Panko bread crumbs
Salt, pepper and parsley
Brown rice
Flounder
Butter
Lemon


Sauté onions and garlic in EVOO ‘til translucent, add carrots then zucchini. Add mushrooms; slivered almonds. While all is cooking, prepare your rice separately. Add bread crumbs to veggie mix and season to your taste. Remove ‘stuffing’ from pan. Season flounder with salt, pepper and lemon and gently roll the stuffing inside the fish (have toothpicks ready) and brown. If any stuffing remains, toss with rice adding a splash of lemon juice. After fish is cooked through, remove and keep warm while preparing a sauce in the hot pan with evoo or butter and seasoning of your choice. You can use white wine and lemon juice as well. Get creative – it’s fun and rewarding! Bon appetite!!