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Sea Bass Burger with Wasabi Mayo

Sea Bass Burger with Wasabi Mayo

Sea bass fillets in this dish are coated with bread crumbs and are grilled to perfection. The fillets complement the taste of the sauces to make a unique combination of flavors synonymous to perfection. These burger buns are toasted and then slathered with rocket leaves and wasabi mayo.

Health Benefits

Sea Bass fish fillets are known to have an active quantity of omega 3 fatty acids. These fatty acids can reduce the chances of cancer, heart diseases and arthritis in your body.

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Ingredients

sea bass fillet: 1

some salt for seasoning

black pepper

Olive oil for frying

cup of fresh panko bread crumbs: 1

a handful of chopped dill

egg: 1

some cream cheese

cup of fresh rocket leaves: 1

extra virgin olive oil

tomato, with the pulp removed, and cut to chunks: 1

juice of lemon: 1/2

tablespoon of mayonnaise: 2

tablespoon of wasabi paste: 1

How To Make Sea Bass Burger with Wasabi Mayo

  • Get the fillets, and season them with pepper, olive oil and salt.
  • Once the fillets have been seasoned, keep them aside for a period of 2 to 3 minutes.
  • Make a mixture of dill and panko bread crumbs in a separate bowl.
  • Break the egg in another bowl, and whip it carefully. Once the egg has been whipped, keep the bowl aside.
  • Bring the fillet, and coat it with egg, before coating with the bread crumbs. Rub off the excess bread crumbs from the fillet.
  • Grill the fillet inside some olive oil for a period of 2 and a half minute. Grill on both side, until golden brown color or crispiness is achieved.

For the Wasabi Mayo

  • Add the wasabi paste and the mayo together inside a bowl, and whisk it properly.
  • Soak the tomatoes inside the wasabi mayo, and keep it aside.
  • Toast the buns, and apply cream cheese on one half and wasabi mayo on the other.
  • Season the rocket leaves with salt and pepper and virgin oil.
  • Serve with fried for better taste.

 

Trivia

The sailfish is the fastest swimming fish out there. Measuring the speed is difficult, but it has been clocked at 110 km/h.

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