Pan-Seared Sea Bass in Tomato Fennel Broth
Show: Worst Cooks in America
Episode: Facing Food Fears
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By stephen.hawk_10...
sugar grove, IL
on February 11, 2011
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This dish presents beautifully, but I found it to be a bit too subtle for my taste.
Don't be put off by the fennel; it's not dominant here at all.
Here are some suggested revisions (won't affect the taste:
2 Tbls evoo is plenty for sweating the fennel and onion; timing should be 7 - 10 minutes, rather than 10 - 15.
1 C of sundried tomatoes is plenty. Reserve 2 Tbls or so for the garnish before adding the rest to the aromatics.
Quantity for the grapeseed oil should be 2 - 3 Tbls. Grapeseed oil is quite neutral in flavor, and works well here, but if you can't find it easily, I think canola or peanut oil would work about as well.