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Reviewed Pan-Seared Cod with Cabbage

"Let me tell you what I did to make this recipe really good. I used a regular stainless heavy-bottomed pan, and carefully turned the fish so I didn't break the fillet. This left good brown bits after that point. Then I made a reduction (once with chicken broth and once with white wine; both ways worked. Add 2/3 cup of either white wine or chicken broth/stock (or some of both to scrape up the brown bits. Add a shot of the mustard and vermouth and reduce by half. Plate the cabbage and fish and pour the reduction over the dish. Excellent.

Oct 10, 2010 on Food Network

Reviewed Pan-Seared Cod with Cabbage

"Let me tell you what I did to make this recipe really good. I used a regular stainless heavy-bottomed pan, and carefully turned the fish so I didn't break the fillet. This left good brown bits after that point. Then I made a reduction (once with chicken broth and once with white wine; both ways worked.) Add 2/3 cup of either white wine or chicken broth/stock (or some of both) to scrape up the brown bits. Add a shot of the mustard and vermouth and reduce by half. Plate the cabbage and fish and pour the reduction over the dish. Excellent.

Oct 10, 2010 on Food Network

Reviewed Pan-Seared Cod with Cabbage

"Let me tell you what I did to make this recipe really good. I used a regular stainless heavy-bottomed pan, and carefully turned the fish so I didn't break the fillet. This left good brown bits after that point. Then I made a reduction (once with chicken broth and once with white wine; both ways worked). Add 2/3 cup of either whit wine or chicken broth/stock (or some of both) to scrape up the brown bits. Reduce by half. Plate the cabbage and fish and pour the reduction over the dish. Excellent.

Oct 10, 2010 on Food Network

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