Chef Michael Salmon - Join me in my Kitchen
This recipe for Cod with a White Bean-Chorizo Broth comes from my Foodie trip to the Catalonia region of Spain. The flavorful broth pairs well with the seared cod and the dish is topped with crispy chorizo and croutons.
I created this unusual walnut crusted cod dish for our Foodie trips to the Dordogne region of France with it’s abundance of local walnut trees. Elevating the “SBP” (standard-breading-procedure) by adding chopped walnuts to the breadcrumb coating is an easy modification. Any nut will work from pecans and macadamia nuts to pistachios and hazelnuts. Other “additions” I have used over the years include plantain chips, fresh herbs, grated Parmesan cheese and Terra Vegetable Chips.
This is a light and refreshing way to prepare Cod, or any light white fleshed fish. The Tabil spice gives it a distinctive Mediterranean flavor and the Roasted Shallot Compound Butter ads some richness at the end. Tabbouleh is the natural accompaniment to this Cod dish and can be made hours in advance. The Tabil spice mix can be made weeks ahead, as can the compound butter, which should be kept in the freezer if stored for long periods of time.
Scabechi is an Aruban dish of pickled fish. Unlike seviche, which is raw pickled fish, scabechi is made with fish that has been seared and cooked through. Scabechi should be made ahead and refrigerated for at least 24 hours before use to allow the fish […]
Join me in my kitchen as I prepare recipes from my two cookbooks, European foodie trips and explore new inspirations.
