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Halibut with Lemon Oil and Sautéed Escarole

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Even at home, David Gingrass prefers the restaurant technique of searing fish on one side on the stovetop and letting it cook the rest of the way in the oven. A drizzle of lemon oil over the halibut and a touch of anchovy paste in the escarole give this healthy dish unexpected richness.

Pairing Suggestion

Chardonnays from California's Carneros District (which spans Napa and Sonoma) are known for their bright lemon-cream flavors, an ideal partner for the lemon oil that adds a zingy intensity to Gingrass's halibut fillets. Two to look for are the subtly oaky 2005 Artesa and the tart, apple-inflected 2005 Clos du Val.

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Halibut with Lemon Oil and Sautéed Escarole

I tried this recipe and did not feel that the Escarole and Halibut complemented each other very much. We did have a bottle of the 2006 Artesa which was a great paring, but something between the Halibut and Escarole didn't mesh well. I think I'd use a bed of sauteed baby spinach next time.

Posted by: tomladam on May 16, 2009

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