Did someone say Foil-Baked Chilean Sea Bass with Lemon Parmesan Cream Sauce? Sounds good, right?! Making this delicious Chilean Sea Bass in foil along with garlic creamed spinach topped with a lemon parmesan cream sauce makes for the perfect dinner idea anytime!
Who doesn't love Chilean Sea Bass? It's rich, buttery, moist, and flaky and literally melts in your mouth. But what's really strange is it's not actually sea bass. It's original name, Patagonian toothfish, doesn't sound that appetizing so I don't blame them for changing the name (way back in 1977). 🙂
Chilean Sea Bass can be found in the southern ocean areas of Chile, Argentina, South Africa, and New Zealand which is probably why this variety cost more than the average fish per pound. If you've ever enjoyed it, you know it's worth every single dime.
Back home in Louisiana, the variety of fish options seemed to be limited to catfish, redfish, Sac-a-Lait, and perch. Once I began to travel, I was able to gain an appreciation for different types of fish that were more prevalent in other regions.
And that brings me to this delicious Foil-baked Chilean Sea Bass with Lemon Parmesan Cream Sauce!
How to bake Chilean sea bass:
- I kept the seasoning simple in this recipe. Just season the sea bass on both sides with sea salt, black pepper, and Creole seasoning.
- Sauté the minced garlic in butter for 1 minute. Add in the fresh spinach and heavy cream. You'll want to cook the spinach until it begins to wilt, but don't overcook it because you'll be putting it in the oven in a later step.
- Grab your foil and place half of the cooked spinach in the center. Place the sea bass over the spinach and seal the foil leaving enough room so the fish can steam. You'll bake the seabass on a baking sheet for 12 minutes at 400 degrees.
- While the fish is cooking, you can start preparing the Parmesan Cream Sauce. Add butter, flour, and minced garlic to a pan and sauté for a few minutes. Add your wine and chicken broth and cook for another 3 minutes. Lastly, add the heavy whipping cream, parmesan cheese, flour, garlic powder, oregano, black pepper, sea salt, fresh lemon zest, and freshly squeezed lemon juice.
- Once the fish is done, pour on the sauce and serve.
Baking this delicious dish sealed in foil along with garlic cream spinach adds additional flavor while it steams the fish to perfection.
The lemon sauce blended with the Parmesan cheese and whipping cream was a sauce experiment that ended up being a home-run. I actually use this sauce on so many recipes, including fresh pasta!
When you want to turn your kitchen into an upscale dining experience give this Foil Baked Chilean Sea Bass with Lemon Parmesan Cream Sauce a try - paired with your favorite red or white wine, of course.
Here are a few more seafood recipes you might enjoy:
- Honey Mustard Glazed Salmon
- Creamy Tuscan Steelhead Trout
- Creole Fish Etouffee
- Honey Balsamic Steelhead Trout
- Pan Seared Salmon with Succotash
- Baked Flounder with Tomatoes and Basil
- Hot Cajun Fish Dip
Foil Baked Chilean Sea Bass with Lemon Parmesan Cream Sauce
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Cook Time: 15 minutes
- Total Time: 20 minutes
- Yield: 2 1x
Description
Baking this delicious Chilean Sea Bass in foil along with garlic cream spinach served topped with a lemon parmesan cream sauce makes for the perfect dinner idea anytime!
Ingredients
- 1 lb Chilean Sea Bass
- 12 oz. Fresh Leaf Spinach
- ¼ cup Heavy Whipping Cream
- 2 tsp. Minced Garlic
- 1 tsp. Black Pepper
- 1 tsp. Creole Seasoning
- 1 tsp. Sea Salt
- 2 tbsp. Butter
For the Lemon Parmesan Sauce:
- 1 Lemon
- ¼ cup White Wine
- ½ cup Chicken Broth
- 1 cup Heavy Whipping Cream
- 3 tbsp. Grated Parmesan Cheese
- ½ tsp. Garlic Powder
- 1 tsp. Oregano
- 3 tbsp. Butter
- 2 tbsp. All-Purpose Flour
- ¼ tsp. Sea Salt
- ½ tsp. Black Pepper
- 3 tsp. Minced Garlic
Instructions
For the fish:
- Pre-heat oven to 400 degrees.
- Season the sea bass on both sides with sea salt, black pepper, and Creole seasoning and set to the side.
- Heat cooking pan to medium heat and add butter. Once the butter melts, add minced garlic and cook garlic for 1 minute. Add the spinach and pour ¼ cup of heavy cream over the spinach. Cook spinach just until it begins to wilt (but do not overcook as it will finish in the oven). Remove from heat.
- Tear 2 large pieces of foil and add half of the slightly cooked spinach in the center of each sheet. Place the sea bass over the spinach and seal the foil together so the fish can steam.
- Bake the fish for 12 minutes within the foil on a baking sheet to prevent leakage. Set to the side when done.
For the sauce:
- While the fish is cooking, heat a separate cooking pan to medium heat and add butter. Once the butter melts, add flour, minced garlic, and allow to cook for 1 to 2 minutes.
- Add white wine (or white cooking wine) and chicken broth and cook for 3 minutes. Add the heavy whipping cream, parmesan cheese, garlic powder, oregano, black pepper, and sea salt.
- Zest the skin of the lemon into the sauce and slice the lemon in half and squeeze both halves of juice into the sauce. Cook on low/medium heat until well blended
- Remove the cooked fish and spinach from the foil. Pour on the sauce. Serve hot.
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Notes
You can substitute any white, flaky fish in this recipe. For example, cod, red snapper, grouper, etc.
The 12 -minute cooking time is for an average-sized 6 oz. (around 2 inches thick) Chilean sea bass. If you have a larger or thicker piece, you may need to cook your Chilean sea bass for up to 8 minutes longer. Adjust your cooking time in 2-minute increments if you are unsure.
When you remove the fish and spinach from the foil, be sure to drain/discard any excess liquid that would have developed during the baking process. The only liquid you'll need is from that delicious sauce!
I like a lot of sauce and will typically use the leftover sauce for other recipes later in the week. The lemon Parmesan sauce is perfect on many other dishes, including pasta!
If you are not planning for (or do not want any) excess sauce, you can split the recipe for the Lemon Parmesan Sauce in half.
- Category: Dinner
- Method: Baked
- Cuisine: American
Nutrition
- Calories: 930
- Fat: 32.5g
Keywords: chilean sea bass,lemon parmesan cream sauce, baked fish, foil baked fish, baked chilean sea bass, roasted bass
Lynn DiChristina says
Loved this recipe, Chilean Sea Bass never disappoints, but this sauce was a perfect coupling for it!! It was a perfect blend of richness, and mild flavor not to overpower the buttery flavor of the Bass.
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Eric Jones says
Thanks a lot Lynn! Sea Bass is awesome and I'm so glad you enjoyed this recipe. Thank you for sharing!
Lisa says
So, before making this recipe, I was banned from cooking fish in the house because I stink it up every time and the meal isn't even that good. Until tonight! My family LOVED this and it was really so easy and no stink!! And, you can easily have this without the sauce (but I don't know why you would!). Thank you!!!
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Eric Jones says
Now that was a funny background story! Thanks so much for sharing. And really glad you can make fish in the house again! -)
Gwen says
You, Sir Eric, are a genius!!! I had my husband wrapped around my pinky after serving him this fabulous dish. I can truly say that I totally enjoyed making this as much as consuming it! Can’t wait to use the extra sauce ... I think it would be lovely with some lobster and pasta!!! I will follow the Dude That Cookz from now on. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
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Eric Jones says
Love to hear this! Haha. So glad you both enjoyed it, Gwen.
Eva says
This was very decadent! I used sea bass and substituted 1/2 and 1/2 to lighten it up- worked great! We had extra brussel sprouts so I pulled off the leafs and cooked before I added the spinach in. The brussel spout held up nicer than the spinach and gave it nice texture. Didn’t have creole seasoning so I substituted Cajun just fine.
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Eric Jones says
The Brussels sprouts sound great! Glad you enjoyed it!
Bekah says
does this dish require dried or fresh oregano?
Eric Jones says
Hi, Bekah. This recipe used dried oregano.
B.Young says
Simply amazing! This is a dish to impress, so I am making it for Christmas dinner for my parents. My 8 year old son loved it so much he asked for seconds. I cooked fettuccini then placed the creamed spinach and sea bass on top, then poured the sauce over it. This was my first time eating Chilean Sea Bass and it did not disappoint! The fish is hard to find and quite expensive, but so worth it. Thanks for sharing!
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Eric Jones says
Yes, this fish is great for any special occasion and can be hard to find sometimes. We're so glad your family loves it and I hope your parents did as well!
Tanya says
This recipe is phenomenal. My roommate says restaurant quality. The sea bass is worth the splurge. I could seriously eat this every week. Thank you. Amazing!
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Hey Tanya! Thanks so much! I love to hear this type of feedback.
Barb Cook says
I made the recipe with sea bass. The lemon Parmesan cream sauce was phenomenal. Recipe actually made too much sauce. Sauce with the spinach was watery
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Eric Jones says
Yes, this makes a lot of sauce. You can half the recipe if you don't need as much. To ensure it is not watery, I typically allow the fish and spinach to drain before placing it on a serving plate to serve with the sauce. A lot of liquid is developed during the baking process. Glad to hear you enjoyed the sauce.
Erica says
Well, this dish was certainly delicious! I had to cook mine a bit longer, like an extra 7-8 min but I’m assuming we had larger cuts of fish.
I didn’t have any spinach on hand so I left it out and it still turned out well! Added a little “extra” butter, but really, we did have large cuts of fish. I also added a bit more parm, salt, pepper and garlic salt, than the recipe called for. Adjusted to taste. So good! We ended up just dipping our fish in to the Alfredo and no o want to use the leftover for pasta!
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Eric Jones says
That sauce is certainly great with pasta! And yes, you may need to adjust the cooking time for larger or thicker cuts. Glad you enjoyed it!
Liana Assenmacher says
Hello! I was hoping to try this dish out this week. I am dairy free so would you recommend making a cashew cream sauce in place of the heavy cream for both the fish and sauce?
Eric Jones says
Unfortunately, I haven't tried it with anything aside from heavy cream so I can't be certain on how it would turn out. However, since cashew cream can have a thick and creamy texture, it is worth a shot.
Brienne Remy says
I tried this recipe last night with Ripple (pea protein) milk instead of dairy milk and it was delicious. Ripple is not as heavy as cream of course, but it's similar to whole milk and thickened up just fine. I did include the cheese, since the recipe only calls for a little parmesan. But, you could probably leave it out and have a nice garlic cream sauce.
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Eric Jones says
Thanks for sharing, Brienne!
Matthew Jones says
Wow!!!
I have to say, My wife and I are just wanted to say what a wonderful recipe!, The flavours work so well together.
An absolute hit for us. Highly recommend
Well done Dude!
Matt & dawn UK
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Eric Jones says
Matt and Dawn - thank you for taking the time to provide your feedback on the recipe! Glad to hear it was a hit!!
Nicole Lee Clapp says
Delish! I pan seared the bass in ghee. Awesome sauce, I love the freshness the lemon adds.
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Ghee sounds fantastic!
Joanne says
It was very tasty I will make it again.
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Awesome! Thank you!
Anna says
Great recipe! I did it without spinach but substituted for asparagus on the side. Sauce is having a great texture and very tasty!
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Thank you! It really does go great with any vegetable.
Keri L says
I eat gluten free, therefore, I substituted the flour with almond flour. I also substituted the butter for ghee and the heavy cream for evaporated milk. Awesome recipe and super delicious!!
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Awesome! Glad it still worked out for you!
Jennifer says
This was amazing!! Whole family loves it. I will be making again very soon. Thank you so much for sharing recipe!
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Awesome! Thank you for trying it out!
Pamela wolff says
Thanks for this awesome recipe!!! It is a elegant entire and delicious!! Wouldn't change a thing!!
Eric Jones says
Thanks, Pamela! That's great to hear! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
GG says
Very good. I’d use about one tablespoon less flour for my sauce and then half the salt amounts for personal preference but incredibly easy to make and really simple to clean up. I’m full without feeling overly stuffed. And it feels clean which is nice.
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Thanks, GG! Glad you gave it a try and found ways to make it your own the next time you enjoy it! Thanks for stopping by and sharing your feedback.
Michael says
Great dish. I enjoyed making it as much as eating it. Easy and delicious!
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Thank you! And thanks for giving it a try!
Laura says
OMG this was so good!!! Served over couscous to soak up the sauce. The sauce alone is worth making again,
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Awesome, Laura! Yes, the sauce is amazing by itself and can be used in so many recipes! Thanks for sharing your feedback.
Stef says
I made this using halibut it was so delicious I’ve done it twice so far and I did save this off as you suggested it’s great
It was so easy to do unbelievable and well worth it thank you
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Halibut is great with this recipe! Thanks for sharing your feedback!
Kerryanna says
I pan seared the sea bass, but the sauce was fantastic. Thank you!
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Pan-seared is also a great option with this sauce! Thanks for letting me know you enjoyed it!
PF says
Absolutely delicious! and super easy!
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Thank you!! Glad it was a hit!
Donna says
I always use the same recipe for Ch Sea Bass to be safe, as it is so expensive. Tonight I tried this recipe. It's FABULOUS!! We Loved it!! Thank you for a New recipe!!
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Hey, Donna! I get it! It is hard to step out when you already have your tried and true recipe --- why change it when it works. However, I am glad you gave my Chilean Sea Bass a shot! Happy to see your family enjoyed it.
Kris says
Love this recipe, but it has taken me a little longer to cook the seabass. Love the cream sauce and made broccoli too!
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Hello Kris! Yeah, cooking times may vary a little depending on oven temperatures and thickness of the fish. Glad it still turned out great for you!
Ashton says
This was incredible!!!! I'm staying in Kauai, Hawaii for a few weeks and bought fresh sea bass from a local fish market, I searched recipes and finally settled on this one and boy am I glad that I did! It was one of the best dishes that I've ever cooked. Thanks so much!
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
That just made my day, Ashton! Thanks for stopping by and letting me know how much you enjoyed it. It's comments like this that keep me cooking.
Sue says
Thank you!!
Sue says
I can't have heavy cream. Any recommendations for substitutions? I was thinking half and half or evaporated milk. Thank you.
Eric Jones says
Hello, Sue. I'd go with half-and-half plus butter. Melt ¼ cup butter and slowly whisk in ¾ cup half-and-half. This is the equivalent of 1 cup of heavy cream. If the sauce is on the thin side, add a tablespoon of flour (at a time) to thicken it.
Sue says
Thank you!!
Andrea says
This was quite possibly the best fish I have ever eaten! Thank you!
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
What a compliment! Thanks, Andrea!
Kerry says
5 stars all the way. Outstanding! Thank you for such a delicious recipe.
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Hey Kerry! Thanks for stopping by and sharing what you thought of the recipe. Glad you enjoyed it!
chris says
Hi can this lemon parmesan sauce be prepared and frozen ahead of a big
dinner party to save me time ( and stress ! ) thanks
Eric Jones says
Hello, Chris! It absolutely can be frozen ahead of time.
Jr says
This was sooooo good! Super easy. Didn’t have creole , used Trader Joe’s “ Chile lime” blend
Eric Jones says
Nice substitution! Thanks for checking it out Jr!
★★★★★
Lindsey says
Excellent really good my husband and I are on a keto diet only love it thanks for sharing
Lindsey
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Eric Jones says
Thank you for sharing. This is a good recipe for the Keto diet. Thanks again, Lindsay!
Cheyanna New says
My husband and I love this recipe. We are having a dinner party this weekend and this is the main course. Wondering what wine you would or have paired with it?
Eric Jones says
Thanks so much! I think a good Malbec or even a Pinot Noir would be great. I personally don’t drink a lot of white wines, but I would think a Riesling would pair well. Please let me know how it goes. Thanks again!!
Carolyn Herrera says
Delicious, but its quite a bit of prepping work…
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Eric Jones says
Thanks so much Carolyn for giving it a try. Yes it can be a bit of prep work but hopefully it was worth it. Thanks again!
Jennifer says
This recipe was a huge hit in my house! Thank you!
★★★★★
Eric Jones says
Thanks for trying it out Jennifer! Glad you enjoyed!
Sheri says
Dude!!!!! This is soooo freakin’ good. We grilled the sea bass (‘cause we live in Florida and the weather is beautiful this time of year). I sautéed the spinach first and then added it to the AMAZING sauce at the end. Great recipe. Will watch for more from you. ??
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Eric Jones says
Wow this is awesome. Thanks so much I truly appreciate that. I'm glad you all enjoyed it.
Holley Setliff says
Is this recipe Paleo?
Eric Jones says
Hey Holley -- Because of the dairy products (cheese, butter, heavy cream) used in this recipe, it is technically not Paleo.
Lynn says
Want to make this for our family of six. Do you think I can bake 6-8 filets on a bed of the creamed spinach in a 9x13 baking dish, then covered tightly with foil and baked? Then pour the sauce on top of fish after plated? I don't want to do individual foil packets.
Eric says
Lynn I think that idea will work fine as long as a fish is covered and sealed with foil paper I think you would still have the same effect so I say go for it!
Molly says
Just made this this evening. My husband and I are huge fans now! We enjoy new recipes especially fish ones. This had perfect flavor. I paired it with plain couscous, so not to take away from the flavors of the fish. My only issue was getting the sauce thick, but the sauce still had amazing flavor.
Eric says
Molly this is so awesome! Thanks so much I really appreciate it.
Backstreets Of Hickory says
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There's a lot of folks that I think would really appreciate
your content. Please let me know. Thank you
Eric says
Yes that is not a problem at all. I appreciate the support so thank you.
Karen says
I know people have substituted other white fish, but what about a SALMON fillet for this recipe? Not sure if that sauce would pair well with salmon (?) Whole recipe sounds REALLY good. Can't wait to try it!
Eric says
Thanks so much Karen. I'm not sure about Salmon to be honest. Because of its flavor profile, it may not blend well with the other ingredients in this dish. But I'm an experimental type of person so I would probably make a small batch to test it.
Melinda says
Just wondering if it can be made in parchment paper instead of foil? Going to try it any way. Will let you know
Eric says
Hello Melinda honestly I'm not sure. I've never tried to use it to cover anything so I can't say that I know. I apologize.
Richard says
Might give this a tweak, substituting homemade egg noodles & peas.
Very complimentary with that delicious sauce.
Eric says
Cool sounds like I need to come take a cooking class from you Richard. Thanks a lot!
Cindy says
Hi Eric,
I made this with Cod (we are from Boston and it is readily available) . Me and my
Husband loved it. Absolutely delicious. We are always looking
For ways to elevate our fish dishes and this really hit the mark!
Thanks so much for the recipe.
Eric says
This is pretty awesome Cindy I truly appreciate it!!
Amy says
Not a big fish cooker so how would I do this with frozen fish?
Eric says
Hello Amy, I think fresh fish would be a lot better. I wouldn't recommend frozen but if that's all you have then make sure you allow it to sit long enough to completely thaw before cooking.
Arthur says
I have tried several recipes each successful but this one is the best. My wife Karen and I loved it so much that I made it three times in two weeks.Each time I made I knew what I was going to eat the next day. Spaghetti with the extra sauce.My wife fell in love with sauce and decided to use it with spaghetti. That too was a hit. Thanks.
Eric says
Arthur, thanks so much for sharing this. This is what keeps me inspired to continue trying to be creative and try to make good food for food lovers. This is awesome!!
Connie says
This was delicious!!! It was SO easy to make! We paired it with buttered spaghetti noodles and put some of that yummy sauce over it. We used cod from Costco and it tasted fantastic. (also more affordable option) Very simple directions! We loved it so much we are going to make it again tonight for my parents.
Eric says
Connie this is so awesome! Thanks so much for sharing I appreciate that and its give me encouragement so thanks again!!
Lupe says
Holy cow!! Delicious!
Eric Jones says
Thanks, Lupe! Glad you enjoyed it!
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Puja says
This looks delicious, going to try this out....but what if I don't use Chilean sea bass and just use regular season bass...will it still turn out delicious?
Eric says
Hello Puja! Absolutely, any sea bass would be equally perfect for this recipe.
mel says
wow sounds delish. cooking this tomorrow for guests. to save time am wondering if it will work with the full filletted fish. will use regular sea bass or nile perch as we dont get the chilean sea bass in my country.
Eric says
Hello Mel! Any white flaky fish will do so regular sea bass or perch would work perfectly. And you should be fine with covering the entire/whole fish filet in foil (on top of the creamed spinach). Enjoy!
Jasmine says
Any recommendations for the white wine , first time cooking with wine?
Eric says
Hello Jasmine! You can actually just go with the "white cooking wine" that you can get from your local grocer. It would be located near the vinegar. Hope you enjoy it!
Richard says
Never, repeat NEVER, use “cooking wine” as a substitute for white wine.
Read the label....would you drink it? You cook with what you like to drink.
Eric says
Thank you Richard for the info I will definitely keep that in mind.
Karen says
I agree!
Marcia says
This looks so good. I'm trying this tonight.
Eric says
Thanks Marcia!
James Powell says
Frozen Chilean Sea Bass is sold at Costco in the US. It's quite pricey, but worth it. I'll be doubling the recipe for 4 adults. Sounds delicious!
Eric says
Yes it can be a little pricy but other white fish can work as well. Thanks James!
Heather says
Absolutely gorgeous and what a perfect recipe. Chilean sea bass is one of my favorites and this sauce is out of control!!
Eric says
Thanks a lot Heather!
Lorie says
When it comes to fish, it’s the sauce that firs it for me. And this one is perfection!
Eric says
Thank you Lorie!
Vanessa Vickery says
I have not tried Chilean sea bass before!! Not sure if that is available in Australia. Will have to check it out as the recipe sounds amazing,
Eric says
Any white fish would be just fine Vanessa. Thanks!
Abby @ WinsteadWandering says
What a beautiful piece of fish! It looks perfect on its own, but your lemon Parmesan cream sauce has me drooling.
Eric says
Thanks a lot Abby!
David Crowley says
I'm not sure if I've tried Chilean sea bass...perhaps I was deterred by the price but will have to give it a try. Your preparation looks delicious! Pinned to my recipes to try board.
Eric says
Yes it can cost but you can substitute a different white fish of preference and I'm sure it would come out just as good. Thanks David
Marisa Stewart says
Superb recipe!! We do love our seafood and Chilean Sea Bass is right up there. It is one special fish and I really like how you included the creamy spinach in the foil packet. This is a keeper of a recipe. Will be trying it out soon.
Eric says
Thanks a lot Marisa! Please let me know how it goes.
Jenni LeBaron says
This looks absolutely fantastic. My fella is Keto and this looks like it would fit really well into his diet.
Eric says
Ok good deal thanks a lot Jenni!
Daniela says
This looks AMAZING. I love sea bass, but it often comes out a little bit flavorless. I think that would be impossible with the garlicky spinach and cheesy sauce that you paired it with, so I can't wait to give it a try.
Eric says
Daniela I appreciate that thanks
Brenda says
So delicious! At the last minute I realized my whipping cream was expired and substituted fat-free half & half and was pleasantly surprised that I didn’t miss the real thing. Thank you!
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Eric Jones says
Awesome, Brenda! Glad it worked out. I think the butter made up for it. 🙂
Sri Mallya says
I am totally in love with sauce. Such a flavorful recipe. Looks so perfect!
Eric says
Thanks a lot Sri!
Laura Cheney says
This was absolutely delicious. I'm not kidding, I licked my plate clean. I had to use flounder as no sea bass was available; I bet it would be even more delicious with the sea bass!
Eric says
Thats really awesome to hear. Thank you for sharing Laura
Kelly Anthony says
Confession: I'm not usually a fish lover, but I would eat this dinner any day of the week! Perfectly cooked and totally gorg!!!
Eric says
Wow thank you I appreciate that Kelly!
Anna says
I'm not a huge fan of fish, but must admit, this looks very tasty!!! And I love when culinary experiments go well, that sauce looks soooo creamy and tasty! Perfect to finish the whole dish up.
Dominique | Perchance to Cook says
Yummmm this is exactly my kind of fish recipe! I love foil wrapped fish because the flavors really bake into the fish. That lemon parmesan cream sauce has me drooling!
Eric says
Thanks a lot Dominique
Kerri says
This looks amazing! Sea bass is one of my favorite fishes, but living in Louisiana, we always have catfish and freshwater bass in our freezer. I can’t wait to try this!
Eric says
Thanks a lot Kerri I appreciate it.