rainbow trout | Chef Doru's Blog

This is very unusual for me and try to cook fish with soy sauce, oyster sauce, Mirin, etc and not with the traditional Romanian ingredients. Usually, I’m very conservative with my fish and I like it with garlic and polenta or sometimes, with vegetables. The only exception from my rule is the salmon, which I tried it in all kind of international recipes. The spicy Asian trout is a recipe from Rosemary’s blog which I strongly recommend to visit and follow.

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This is a very easy to do recipe with spectacular results. All you need is 4 rainbow trout filets, one artichoke and Asiago dip and as per Romanian tradition, any fish must be eaten with garlic sauce and polenta. Being in Canada, we added some steamed asparagus on the traditional Romanian fish-eating habit.

Ingredients:

4 rainbow trout filets
artichoke and Asiago dip
salmon spice
garlic powder
cayenne pepper
salt and pepper to taste

Directions:

Wash and pat dry trout filets and put them on a cutting board. Use 1/4 of the dip for each filet spreading on the entire surface. Carefully roll them and in the end stick 2-3 tooth picks inside to hold them together while cooking. Put them in a glass dish and spread salt, pepper and salmon spices on top of them and add approx. 1/2 glass of water or fish soup.

You can eat them with anything you like: rice, steamed vegetables, potatoes, etc but the best side dish is polenta and garlic sauce.