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Monkfish au Gratin with Spinach

Pane-Bistecca
Monkfish au gratin with spinach – a wonderful fish dish, featuring healthy spinach and a delicious sauce – absolutely delicious!

Fish is one of my favourite dishes; I’m happy to go without meat if it means I can have fish instead. What I don’t like, though, is mushy fish; I prefer it fried or baked.

That’s why I came up with this recipe, which is very simple, and even those who, like me, don’t particularly like fish cooked at high temperatures will find this dish quite tasty. I chose monkfish because it’s a firm-fleshed fish and doesn’t fall apart easily. I topped it with a béarnaise sauce, but you could also use hollandaise.

This recipe is definitely worth a try for fish lovers!
Prep time
15 min
Cooking time
50 min
Portions
4
Total time
1 h 5 min

Ingredients

  • 800 g Monkfish in one piece

  • 1 kg fresh Spinach

  • 2 Garlic cloves

  • 20 g Butter

  • Salt and Pepper

  • 1 portion Sauce Béarnaise (or Sauce Hollandaise)(if you like sauce, use two portions)

Instructions

1

Step 1

Wash the fresh spinach and dry it.
2

Step 2

Chop the garlic and fry it in butter in a large frying pan. Add the spinach, season with salt and pepper, and cook until it wilts.
3

Step 3

Grease a gratin dish and place the drained, cooked spinach in it. Season the monkfish and place it on top of the spinach.
4

Step 4

Prepare the Béarnaise (or Hollandaise) sauce according to the instructions on the packet. Then pour the sauce over the fish and bake the gratin in the oven at 180°C for about 30–40 minutes.

Notes

More Fish Recipes
Auf Spinat überbackener Seeteufel
Auf Spinat überbackener Seeteufel
Auf Spinat überbackener Seeteufel
Auf Spinat überbackener Seeteufel
Auf Spinat überbackener Seeteufel
Auf Spinat überbackener Seeteufel
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