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Pan-Seared Black Sea Bass with Endives and Grapes

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For the FourCoursemen dinners (as well as his restaurant, Farm 255), chef Matt Palmerlee loves to use sustainable seafood like the line-caught sea bass here. He sometimes makes the dish with Muscadine grapes, a sweeter, more complex fruit from the American South.

Plus: F&W’s Fish and Seafood Cooking Guide

Pairing Suggestion

Nancy Palmer paired this luscious dish with a crisp Loire Valley white wine, the minerally 2007 Philippe Foreau Domaine du Clos Naudin Vouvray Sec. Rich fish like this sea bass work well with minerally whites, but they can also stand up to light-bodied reds, for instance, a cru Beaujolais like the 2006 Trenel Moulin-à-Vent.

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Pan-Seared Black Sea Bass with Endives and Grapes

Very good recipe. I sauteed some shallots and added them to the endive and bacon mixture to add more flavor. I also used less oil to cook the sea bass and added some lemon juice. The flavor combination worked out great.

Posted by: kristhecook on November 4, 2009

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