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Alison Roman's Tomato-Poached Fish with Chile Oil | NYT Cooking



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Alison Roman wants you to cook more fish. This Tomato-Poached Fish with Chile Oil and Herbs is the perfect way to get started. It poaches in a flavorful sauce of burst cherry tomatoes, shallots and garlic. It has a strong summer vibe, but if tomatoes aren’t in season, canned will do just fine.

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  1. I have been making this for past 5 years for my son. He loves this dish, he is 11 now n requests for it at least twice a month. We live in the tropics, so Cod is very expensive here. This recipe does equally well with Snappers, Tilapia, Barramundi, Pomfret as well as Dory. I have realized that over time I tend to veer away from actual recipe. In doing so I have created variations of it 😂 Every year or so I keep coming back to this video to remind myself of the original.

  2. I have to say, I made this, and it was incredible. I did NOT expect my bullet hard winter tomatoes to turn out tasting delicious with so few other ingredients, but everything had flavour to the max. Delicious.

  3. I've made this several times and LOVE IT!! I serve it with spaghetti noodles… Also, the homemade chili-crisp oil is good on EVERYTHING!! I've been playing with a mix of chili-flakes – my current batch has regular chili flakes, gochu garu, and ancho….put that on a runny fried egg and thank me later. 😉

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