Marinated Sea Bass Over Artichoke Salad

The sea bass in this recipe really picks up the marinade well. It tastes like you’ve been slaving over it all day when the whole dinner really only takes maybe 15 minutes to execute (well, plus marinating. That’s not work though!).

Directions

1. Place deboned fish fillets in large ziplock bag and cover with Saucy Ginger Mandarin Dressing. Refrigerate one hour or up to overnight.

2. Preheat broiler to high and place fillets, skin side down, on baking sheet or aluminum pan coated with cooking spray. Broil six minutes, then flip to skin side up and broil another six minutes, or until the thickest part of fillet easily flakes and is opaque.

3. While fish is cooking, combine lettuce, avocado, onion, artichoke, and Terra Stix. Toss with Poppy Seed Dressing and serve with fish.

Recipe tags

Artichoke salad Artichokes Avocados Dairy free Delicious Easy supper Fish Fish fillets Fresh greens Lettuce Marinated Marinated fish Meal in one Michal Frishman No mayo No mayonnaise Non-dairy Pareve Parve Sea bass Store bought ingredients Terra sticks Vegetables

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Tovah Landa

6 years ago

dressing? where can I find the marinade and dressing recipes?

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Cnooymow{shman

6 years ago

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Hi Tova,
The artichokes are purchased in a jar that has marinade in it already.
And the dressing is a store bought one. Brianna’s. It is delicious and you can find it in most stores.