Seared Halibut with Beans

Added: 23.02.10 by John | Views: 1252 | Comments: 1

Ingredients

  • 2 Wild Halibut Steaks Or Fillets
  • 1 Jar White Italian Beans -10 Oz
  • 4 Cloves Garlic
  • 1/2 Bunch Fresh Diced Italian Parsley
  • 4 Tbl Butter
  • Red Pepper Flakes
  • Black Pepper
  • Salt
  • 2 Tbl Olive Oil
  • 1 Lemon

Instructions

Step 1

Take 2 Wild Halibut Steaks Or Fillets, use a knife to cut the meat away from the skin and bone.
Put the Halibut meat into a plate, drizzle some olive oil. Rub the olive oil on both side of each meat.
Season with black pepper or white pepper.

Step 2

Put 1 Jar White Italian Beans into a pan. Dice 4 Cloves Garlic, add them into the pan.
Add some Red Pepper Flakes, 2 big pinch of salt, and 1 tbsp olive oil. Stir well.
Put the pan over med-low heat, cook for 1-6 minutes depending on your preference.
Then turn off the heat, use a potato masher to smash the beans.

Step 3

Put a pan over a heat, add some olive oil. Cook 3 minutes for each side of the Halibut.

Step 4

Put 4 Tbl Butter into a pan over a heat, When there are lots of foams on the top, dump in 1/2 Bunch Fresh Italian Parsley.
Add the juice of the lemon.

Step 5

Put the Halibut into a serving plate, add then beans. Pour over the Parsley sauce. Enjoy.

Comments

  • John - Tue 23 Feb 2010 @ 14:11

    I feel like I have to apologize any time I post a clip from my old blog, since many of my older viewers have already seen it. But, as stated ad nauseum, I want all the clips I’ve previously filmed to be archived here. Besides, if you watch it again to may see something you didn’t notice the first time you watched it (like how I give the wrong name for the beans I used!). Another reason for the "easy" post today is I have lots of personal business to take care of, as well as beginning my part-time "Chef to the Stars" gig that I mentioned in the Spring Training/Las Vegas post. Fast and very healthy, this halibut is served on top of a puree of white Italian beans and garlic. This is a great, lower-carb alternative to the more common base of garlic mashed potatoes. Feel free to use ANY fish in this dish, as everything tastes great on top of these white beans! I’ll also show you how easy it is to make fish steaks into boneless, skinless, fish fillets.