25 pan red snapper with Recipes

mahi mahi fillets or grouper fillets or red snapper, corn flakes, macadamia nuts (or pecans or walnuts), chopped parsley (optional), salt and pepper, cooking spray, for baking pan, honey, soy sauce, dry mustard (or more )

olive oil, red mullet or snapper fillets, scaled and pin-boned, royal porgy fillet or sea bass fillet, scaled, pin-boned and cut in 1/2, sea salt and freshly ground black pepper, squid , gutted and cleaned, tentacles trimmed and reserved, freshly shelled scallops, cleaned and scored in a crisscross fashion, asparagus spears , woody ends removed, handful thyme tips, fresh red chile , deseeded and chopped, extra-virgin olive oil, lemon, juiced, handful fennel tops

extra-virgin olive oil , 3 turns of the pan, fennel seed , 1/3 palm, garlic, chopped, leek , sliced lengthwise, then across, 1/2-inch slices, then washed and drained, onion, chopped, ribs celery , split lengthwise, then chopped, bay leaf, salt and pepper, bundle fresh thyme, sprigs, 4 to 6, left whole, orange peel, 3 or 4-inch strips, made with vegetable peeler, chopped flat leaf parsley, 3 handfuls, dry white wine, chicken stock, good quality , from soup aisle, chunky style crushed tomatoes or diced tomatoes, fish, cut into 2-inch pieces, such as red snapper and tilapia, sea scallops, halved, baguettes , ask for them to be sliced at the bakery counter, garlic , cracked away from skin, roasted red bell peppers , jarred is fine but pat them dry, red chile pepper, seeded , or 1 tsp crushed red pepper flakes, baguette, crust trimmed, salt, stock from above stew , taken as it cooks, olive oil

chicken broth, marinara sauce (or meatless spaghetti sauce), real butter, white wine (or white cooking wine), flour, diced garlic, crushed red pepper flakes (to taste), salt (to taste), pepper (to taste), sliced mushrooms, pasta (i like to use linguine or maybe penne), sauteed shrimp or lightly pan fried chicken breasts (i like mine pounded out a little thin so they cook more even and quicker) or fish (i ve used sole, red snapper, and tilapia...they were all good)