White Miso Baked Chilean Sea Bass

"I got this recipe from my favorite Japanese restaurant. It is so simple and soooo deliscious! I did have to go to the Asian market to get a few ingredients though."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • mix all ingredients.
  • marinade sea bass overnite in fridge.
  • preheat oven to 400.
  • set fish on counter and bring to room temp before cooking.
  • remove fish from marinade and cook in baking pan at 400 for about 8-12 minutes (the thickness of the fish can cause a variance in cooking time).
  • If you want the top to brown, put it in the broiler for just a couple minutes.

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  1. This was really good though we didn't really taste much of the marinade in the fish (but it made it brown very nicely). I had a thick, 1 1/2", round filet of chilean sea bass and so I poked holes in it with a fork to let the marinade seep in. I did not wipe off the marinade, just let it drain away and then placed it in the baking pan. I proceeded as per the directions....baked it, then broiled a bit. It colored up nicely and was very tasty. I'll make this again but may tinker with it. Thanks Nenny!
     
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