Grilling a whole fish is easier than you think! Chef Mark McEwan shares his foolproof tips for grilling fish perfectly; you’ll learn how to achieve a smoky, crispy skin while keeping the inside light and flakey. Capers, fresh herbs and crispy garlic croutons round out the flavours and textures for this show-stopping plate singing with flavour. This is Chef Mark’s all-time favourite recipe for sea bream.

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41 Comments

  1. I really appreciated this.
    I like the presentation being like a whole fish and the flavouring. Tomorrow will catch afew and try impress

  2. Thank you for the good explanation about fileting the fish. The croutons came out unfortunately soaked with oil and therefore unpleasant – if I am to make the recipe again, I might use just a hint of the oil in the pan.

  3. Great Chef instructor. Loved the simplicity and freshness of the ingredients. Thank you for such a great recipe.
    Cannot wait to put my hands on a fresh snapper!

  4. Amazing recipe, we just tried it with green onions instead of chives for the sauce and it's just outstanding. Best fish I've had in a while.

  5. Any true chef knows you don't throw away the rest of the fish, you make a good fish stock or soup with it.

  6. "get your fishmonger to do all the work for you" lmao sure sure ,id be lucky my asian guy with attitude guts and scales it for me never mind having to explain in a detailed course how to do it your way

  7. If you ask me my greek pellet says the best way to grill a bream is simply olive oil, garlic salt and pepper but I'm willing to try this.

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