Alison Roman's Tomato-Poached Fish with Chile Oil | NYT Cooking

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Alison Roman wants you to cook more fish. This Tomato-Poached Fish with Chile Oil and Herbs is the perfect way to get started. It poaches in a flavorful sauce of burst cherry tomatoes, shallots and garlic. It has a strong summer vibe, but if tomatoes aren’t in season, canned will do just fine.

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21 Replies to “Alison Roman's Tomato-Poached Fish with Chile Oil | NYT Cooking”

  1. It’s totally normal to add fish sauce on a fish dish… oh i forgot target audience is the west LOL

  2. I have to say, I made this, and it was incredible. I did NOT expect my bullet hard winter tomatoes to turn out tasting delicious with so few other ingredients, but everything had flavour to the max. Delicious.

  3. I have made this a few times and I love it. Therefore I wrote a seafood love song about it. It's called "I thought I lobster, but I flounder again"

  4. I’ve made this a number of times with tofu. No tortillas, rice etc. I love it just as a light, brothy stew.

  5. Probably gonna change that chili oil with a more authentic, pungent, real chili oil. But overall, I like this recipe.

  6. I used with spaghetti and also as an appetizer. All voted ! Even the timid with new tastes

  7. I've made this several times and LOVE IT!! I serve it with spaghetti noodles… Also, the homemade chili-crisp oil is good on EVERYTHING!! I've been playing with a mix of chili-flakes – my current batch has regular chili flakes, gochu garu, and ancho….put that on a runny fried egg and thank me later. 😉

  8. After just 2 videos…I have to watch them all…so much fun ????♥️♥️♥️

  9. I can also picture big plump scallops +/or clams +/or shrimp ???? Thanks Alison!
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  10. I bet this would be beautiful with scallops.

    This dish has definitely become a staple. This is going to sound odd but I didn’t want a starch so I made it with some blistered yellow squash and zucchini on the side. It was awesome.

  11. Planning on making this tonight! Anyone have any beer or wine recommendations?

  12. I can’t wait to try this. I might use some calabrian chili
    Oil and I like the wine idea. But it looks delicious as is!

  13. this dish reminds of a vietnames noodle dish called Bún Riêu, without the fermented shrimp paste. so tonight i'm serving it over home made pasta!

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