WebYou can use any type of white fish such as cod or pollock, but Chilean Sea Bass brings an additional depth of flavor when combined with rice vinegar, soy sauce, brown sugar, and …
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I just wanted to pass on that I tried smoking a Chilean sea bass today to see how it would work. I smoke fish all the time, and prefer those that are oilier than those that are delicate. As an example, mackerel and blue fish are great for smoking, Dover sole not so much.
Sea to grill has never tasted better thanks to Traeger Pro Doug Sheiding’s Smoked Chilean Sea Bass recipe. A lemon, garlic and herb marinade infuses the fish with a fresh and unbeatable taste that sets the tone for a smoky, buttery finish.
Smoked sea bass is: Cooking the fish over a low heat gives extra time for a smoky flavor to infuse into the delicate white meat. Using the lemon peel and pith gives the sauce a vibrant, bold flavor that goes well with the smoke-infused bass. Healthy, delicious, and easy to prepare. A gluten-free recipe that all eaters can enjoy.
We use a Traeger for this smoked sea bass recipe, but you can use any other pellet grill that’s similar. To get a really good dose of that smoky flavor infused into the fish, make sure to choose a thick fillet that will take a bit longer to cook and keep the heat turned down low on the pellet grill.