How To Cook Trout
Trout has a mild flavor and a tender, flaky texture that makes it surprisingly versatile. Whether you tuck it into tacos, toss it with a salad or bread it and fry it for a weeknight dinner, it’s guaranteed to become a family favorite. We love that the thin fillets can cook quickly too, which means you can sear it in a pan or kiss it on the grill for a wholesome dinner that only requires a few minutes of cook time on each side.
This versatile fish easily takes on the flavor of whatever it’s cooked in, so it can be a key ingredient in hearty, comforting dishes or light, refreshing salads alike. For a quick shortcut, turn to smoked trout as a healthy topping for salad, eggs or canapes.
Trout has a really tender, flaky texture, so it’s extra delicious when paired with a contrasting crunchy crust. In this recipe, we pulse oatmeal in a food processor and then season it with salt and pepper to create the perfect coating. Sauteed leeks, garlic and bacon make for a rich and flavorful topping.