Q: Can I use frozen peas for this recipe?
A: Yes, frozen peas can be used. Just ensure they are thoroughly defrosted and drained before blending into a puree.
Q: Is it necessary to use Norwegian Arctic Cod?
A: While Norwegian Arctic Cod is recommended for its flavor and texture, you can substitute with other white fish if necessary.
Norwegian Arctic Cod with Pea Puree
Notes
- Norwegian Arctic Cod - 1 piece
- Peas - 200g
- White Mushrooms - 100g
- Cooking Wine - 1 tablespoon
- Cooking Oil - 1 tablespoon
- Black Pepper Powder - 1.5g
- White Pepper Powder - 1.5g
- "Zhu Zhi Xian" Seasoning - 2g
- Salt - 3g
- Prepare the ingredients.
- Dry the Norwegian Arctic Cod with kitchen paper.
- Cut the cod into small pieces.
- Wash the peas, blanch in cold water, then drain.
- Blend the peas into a puree using a food processor.
- Stir-fry the pea puree in a pan with oil, salt, and "Zhu Zhi Xian" seasoning over low heat until flavored.
- Place the cooked pea puree into a round mold, press firmly, then unmold.
- Wash and blanch the white mushrooms in cold water, then drain.
- Stir-fry the white mushrooms with cooking oil and white pepper powder until evenly cooked.
- Sauté the cod in oil until slightly golden, add cooking wine to remove fishiness and enhance flavor, sprinkle with black pepper powder, and stir-fry quickly.
- Arrange the cod pieces on top of the pea puree and garnish with white mushrooms.
- Enjoy the combination of Norwegian Arctic Cod and pea puree.
- High in protein and omega-3 fatty acids from the cod.
- Rich in vitamins and fiber from the peas and mushrooms.
- Low in saturated fats.