Cod Fillets
Delicate and flaky, cod fillets offer a mild, sweet flavor that melts in your mouth. Their tender texture and subtle taste make them a versatile canvas for a variety of culinary creations.
Notes
When selecting cod fillets, look for firm, translucent flesh with a mild ocean scent. Freshness is key to enjoying the full essence of this beloved fish.
Uses
- Pan-seared with a lemon butter sauce
- Baked with herbs and a crispy crumb topping
- Grilled with a sprinkle of salt and pepper
Replacements
- Haddock fillets
- Pollock fillets
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