Brad's panko parmesan crusted halibut with cashew pesto pasta

wingmaster835
wingmaster835 @wingmaster
Sequim Washington

Brad's panko parmesan crusted halibut with cashew pesto pasta

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Ingredients

4-5 servings
  1. For the fish
  2. 2 lbshalibut fillet. Skin removed
  3. Sea salt
  4. White pepper
  5. Garlic powder
  6. 1 cupPanko bread crumbs
  7. 1 cupgrated parmesan cheese
  8. 1 tbsdry mustard
  9. 1 tbschilie flakes
  10. Flour for dredging
  11. 1egg, beaten
  12. For the pasta
  13. 1 lbtri color rotini
  14. 1 1/2 cupsprepared pesto
  15. 1snack size bag of honey roasted cashews, smashed to crumbs
  16. 1medium red onion, chopped
  17. 1 tbsminced garlic
  18. 2 tbsbutter
  19. 1/4 cupwhite wine
  20. Drizzle of balsamic vinegar

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Prepare halibut and cut into portions. Sprinkle with salt, pepper, and garlic powder. Set aside.

  2. 2

    Melt butter in a fry pan. Saute onions until they start to carmelize. Add garlic. Saute 2 more minutes. Add wine and cashews. cook off liquid. Set aside

  3. 3

    Grease a baking sheet. Dredge fish in flour mixed with dry mustard. Place on baking sheet. Brush on beaten egg.

  4. 4

    Mix panko, parmesan, and Chile flakes. Crust top of fish. Bake at 425 8-9 minutes. Middle rack. Turn broiler on high. Cook until crust browns. Keep a good eye on it.

  5. 5

    Meanwhile, boil 4 qts salted water. Add pasta. Cook till AL dente. Drain and rinse with cold water.

  6. 6

    Add pasta back to pot. Mix in pesto sauce, crushed cashews, onion mixture, and a pinch of parmesan. Heat on low until heated through.

  7. 7

    Plate immediately. Place halibut over pasta. Drizzle with balsamic vinegar. Garnish with basil leaves and lemon slices. Enjoy.

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wingmaster835
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cooking is a passion of mine. I started when I was very young and I had to drag a milk crate around to see over the counter. taught by a career cook (my grandmother ). I have always tried to push the boundaries of conventional cooking. I prefer cooking wild game. when I can get my hands on it, but fish is more readily available for me. I raise and butcher most of the livestock that I use for my conventional recipes. I hope everyone can find a few recipes they like in my list.
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