Posts Tagged ‘Semillon’
Monday, February 22nd, 2010
AJ's recently completed a very successful Seafood Extravanza promotion. I would suggest that you stock up next time around.
One of my favorite fishes is Chilean Sea Bass. This is a full bodied fish, rich in oils, moist and smoothly flavorful. You can cook the fish on a skillet, on the grill or oven bake it. If you intend to cook the fish on the grill, I suggest that you wrap it in foil. Otherwise, some of the fish is likely to stick to the hot grill.
There are endless styles in which to prepare the fish, all of which are quite easy. We simply added some flavored bread crumbs and shredded parmesean cheese, covered the pan with foil and cooked it at 400 for about 20 minutes. I’ve also prepared the dish in cilantro butter with lemon and garlic. If you desire something with more zing, think about garnishing the dish with a salsa verde using tomatillos, cilantro, parsley, mint springs, jalepeno chilis (coarsely chopped), garlic cloves and onion. We place all of the ingredients into a blender until very smooth and thick and then season it with a little sea salt and add a little white wine. You can wrap each filet in parchment paper along with some sauce on the bottom and top of the fish and seal it. We cook it for about 10-15 minutes at 450F. Make sure that you preheat the oven.
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Tags: AJ's Fine Foods, Sauvignon Blanc, sea bass, Semillon Posted in Fine Dining | Submit Your Comment »
Thursday, September 10th, 2009
The universe of alternative French whites is significantly broader than for reds and thus offers more opportunities for pairing with food.
The Alsatian region in far northeast France, bordering Germany, has built a traditional reputation for producing very food friendly rich, dry white wines. However, in recent years, the tendency has been to produce more sweet wine. The grapes are a mixture of French, German and some exotic varieties. The four grapes, Gewurztraminer, German Riesling, Pinot Gris and Muscat produced namesake wine that define this region separated from the rest of France by the Vosges mountain range.
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Tags: Aligote, Alsace, Australia, Baillard, Bourboulenc, Bourchard Pere & Fils, Bourgeois, Brocard, Burgundy, Chablis, Chardonnay, Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Chenin Blanc, Chidaine, Clairette, Corton-Charlemagne, Cotat, Cote d'Or, Cote de Beaune, Dagueneau, Dauvissat, Des Baumard, Droin, Drouhin, Fevre, Gewurztraminer, Grenache Blanc, Hugel & Fils, Humbrecht, Joly, Leflaive, Loire, Macon, Maconnais, Meursault, Monlouis sur Loire, Montrachat, Muscadet, Muscat, Nantais, Picpoul, Pinot Bianco, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, Pouilly Fuisse, Pouilly-Fume, Raveneau, Rhone, Riesling, Roussanne, Sancerre, Sauvignon Blanc, Savennieres, Semillon, Smith Haut Lafitte, St. Veran, Trimbach, Viognier, Vouvray, white Bordeaux, white Hermitage Posted in Wine & Food Pairing | 2 Comments - Submit Your Comment »
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