Simmered Cod

Fish that easily falls apart can be cooked beautifully by simmering first with water and sake!The origin of this recipeI wanted to eat simmered fish!

I uploaded this to remind me of the ingredient amounts required to make the most delicious sauce.It's easy, so there's nothing to say really. Recipe by Setsumika

Through much trial and error I was able to come up with a tasty way to enjoy plain flounder.Mind the fish doesn't crumble when you are transferring it to serving plates. Recipe by Ryouri daisuki danshi

I had some inexpensive flounder in the freezer, so I simmered it.I usually make this without measuring but this time I measured while cooking.Cooking fish with soft flesh in water and sake helps the proteins prevent the fish from falling apart since it sets the protein (collagen).It's a bit troublesome, but be sure to add the seasonings separately!The fish will absorb the flavours more once it cools, so take into consideration the time to cool and reheat time when preparing. Recipe by Osakana kitchen

I bought some cheap cod fillets, so I made it on a whim.The fish prepping is very important! Recipe by MIKUpon17

I had some tomato sauce, so I used it for a fish recipe that goes well with bread.Stir fry the vegetables thoroughly before adding the tomato sauce.I used bottled tomato sauce, so I didn't season with salt. Recipe by hannoah

Easy and delicious! Let the Cod shine!

How to make Miso Cod.Saikyozuke (Saikyoyaki) in Japanese.https://youtu.be/8Ot4VMLyHGU

I usually make this simmered red sea bream for my family.It's very simple and delicious and my family likes it very much.There isn't much sauce, so watch the heat and make sure it doesn't burn.I used store bought ginger in a tube, but you can use freshly grated ginger. Recipe by Kanchan1210

On my way back from fishing I stopped into a fish market by the bay. I found some flounder offcuts that were pretty cheap, so I bought them. Had to put them to good use.The tofu is the heart of this dish.Garnishing with sansho leaves gives it an even more authentic touch. Recipe by MuryouanUKI

My father goes fishing often, so I learned how to cook many kinds of fish and this is one of them. I've learnt small tips that aren't even on cookbooks as I made many mistakes.Make sure you add the fish after the cooking liquid comes to a boil. It is cooked quickly with a relatively small amount of cooking liquid using the convection created by the otoshibuta. Don't flip over the fish as it will fall apart. The side of the fish that will be facing up when you serve it will be the side that is facing up when you cook. Do not reduce the cooking liquid too much with the fish in it. You won't mess up. Recipe by Korinontamaru

Super simple, easy to make. Never had the one at Nobu’s, but I’m sure it’s wayyy cheaper!

This is one of our best recipes and a perfect example of the Mediterranean Diet. It's made with highly nutritious, quality ingredients packed with health benefits, and topped with a splash of Extra Virgin Olive Oil and a dash of spices for extra flavor.This recipe isn't just simple and tasty, it's also low-fat, so we recommend putting it on the menu at your house at least twice a week.

It's worth spending a little extra time to make a good pil pil. With just four ingredients, you can create an exquisite dish... good cod, extra virgin olive oil, garlic, and chili pepper. It's said that the name 'pil pil' comes from the sound produced during the confit of the cod, as some of the albumin bubbles burst with a 'pil' sound. Cod is a low-fat fish rich in high-quality protein.

The Portuguese have over a 1000 ways of using salted cod. Its traditionally one of the most common types of fish used in Portugal.

This recipe was passed down to me by my grandmother. I'm uploading it here so I can remember it. She used to make this for me from time to time. It's a western-style dish.Any kind of white fish should work well with this recipe. Recipe by Obaachan daisuki

I love this combination of flavors for all kinds of seafood, including squid. My mother used to make this for me when I was growing up.Make sure to pan fry it until golden brown, then flip over.Cod falls apart easily when cooked, so use a spatula.If the fish is very thick, put a lid on the pan to make sure it cooks through.You can use any kind of fish you like, but if you use salted salmon or other salty fish, reduce the amount of soy sauce. For 2 servings. Recipe by Chiton

Amate flounder was being sold for 170 yen and medaka flounder was being sold for 350 yen at the supermarket, and I didn't know the difference between the two, so I experimented.The simmering broth should be half-absorbed into the flounder. If you don't thin the flavor a little, then you will be in for a nasty surprise when it simmers down.If you don't use a drop lid, then the small amount of broth won't soak in all the way, so please use one.I personally recommend adding more honey as opposed to sugar. It dissolves easily, loses the peculiarity of honey when boiled down, and is mild in taste. For 2 servings. Recipe by nyatto

I bought some cod on sale and husband wanted it crispy. Found this recipe on Raleys.com and modified it to our taste.

Cod fillets covered with spices and drizzled with lime butter, a flavorful and tender keto and low carb fish meal just couldn’t get any easier than this!

I used two types of preserved melon. The black one from a can is slightly salty! The yellow one, bought from the market, is homemade by the vendor and has a sweet-salty taste. It's delicious for steaming fish or stir-frying with minced pork! Generally, this type of long fish doesn't fit in a rice cooker, so you need to cut it in half or use a frying pan to steam it. Using a steam oven is very convenient, as it can fit the whole fish!

Oh, look at the fish, Sara. It's so white and appealing, truly tempting to the taste buds, haha. Oh, I have a story to share. Atlantic cod is moderately priced and not as oily as sablefish. Its texture is somewhat similar to sablefish but not as soft that it breaks with just the tongue like sablefish....Lately, I haven't been buying sablefish, and if I go to a restaurant that offers it in a set menu, I avoid it because some places use oilfish and sell it as sablefish (Sable/Black Cod)....Oilfish is very cheap, and many countries have declared it as a fish for industrial lubricant extraction, not for human consumption....Simply put, if you find a place where the grilled sablefish with soy sauce is coarse but oily like real sablefish, it's likely oilfish....For frozen ones, if the fillet is smaller than your palm and has yellowish lines on the white cross-section, it's definitely oilfish (oilfish is smaller than real sablefish). Note: Real sablefish usually doesn't have its scales removed because the scales are a unique feature that shows authenticity. Fake sablefish will have the scales removed to pass off as real, and the price difference is significant. If you find sablefish priced the same as cod, be cautious; it's likely oilfish (which is cheaper than cod).

Baked cod with lots of mushrooms in foil ♥Of course, the cod is delicious, but the vegetables are also very tasty in this dish ♬*゜The origin of this recipeA favorite foil-baked dish I've been eating since I was young ♥The onions and mushrooms become sweet with butter and are very delicious.

I used in-season cod and Chinese cabbage and microwaved. This takes less time than cooking in foil and is really easy, so I uploaded the recipe.The microwave cooking times are for a 500 W oven. If you have a 600 W microwave, shorten the cooking times and watch as it cooks.It's very hot out of the microwave, so be careful. For 1 serving. Recipe by Komomomomo

This has got to be one of the simplest, yet most tasty fish recipes I've yet to make! Coating with the mayo not only helps the crumbs to stick but keeps the filets moist so they don't dry out. The fish and sauce pairs nicely with spaghetti squash lightly tossed with a bit of coconut oil, salt & pepper; and green beans. I thought the lemon butter sauce was heavenly served over all of it!

The recipe I found in a cookbook was not to my liking, so I tested and settled on this!At Step 4, don't leave the pot alone! It will probably burn. Recipe by Kapibara kasan

Made this last night. A change from the usual baking and worth it.

My wife said she wanted to eat some tender fish.Adjust the sweetness and saltiness to your liking to make this a simmer that'll bring joy.Choose a thick cut of flounder for the best tenderness. Recipe by Da chef

This fish dish poaches thick fresh cod fillets in an asian flavored butter broth. The fish cooks gently in the broth to produce incredibly moist flavorful fish. We served it over angel hair pasta but rice or even crusty bread would be great with the delicious broth.