Fish in a Bag
Asked on 19 Nov 2016 by Giampaolo
I am looking for tips on how best to cook fish in transparent silicone ovenproof foil. This foil looks like cling-film but is not cling-film, it can withstand temperatures of up to 200°C / 390°F. In principle you just place on the foil the fish, fillets or whole, with seasoning and a little liquid, oil, lemon etc, then close it like a parcel in the shape of a boat and firmly secure the edges with silicone ties, supplied with the foil. Some say when the parcel puffs up with air the fish is done, but I am not sure about this. Has anyone had experience with this type of cooking?
Hello,
You could follow any fish recipe that is baked in foil or parchment or ‘en papillote” and follow it using your ‘foil’.
We have these recipes that might help.
Foil-baked Salmon
Salmon Steaks with Creme Fraiche Sauce
Kind regards
Lindsey