Fish Florentine
I love fish and try to eat it once or twice a week. You can see all my fish recipes here! This recipe takes under 30 minutes to make, the creamy spinach is what makes the whole dish, made with a little cream cheese, half & half cream and Parmesan cheese. It’s dreamy, delicious and the perfect pairing for the simple white fish.
I adapted this dish from this recipe I found online, which I lightened up simply by reducing the butter, oil, Parmesan and cream cheese. I had reduced-fat cream cheese on hand so I used that instead and it turned out amazing! Rich and decadent and feels like it should be a lot more calories!
Cooking Tips
Any firm, white boneless fillet would be great, I choose local and ask my fishmonger for the freshest options available. Here I used cod, but halibut, or sea bass would make a great option. For a thinner piece of fish, adjust the cook time so you don’t over-cook it. When fresh fish is available, wait until the day or day before to buy it before you are going to cook it. If fresh isn’t available, buy frozen instead of previously frozen to control freshness and keep it frozen until you need it. Frozen fish fillets are great to keep on hand in the freezer. You can defrost them overnight in the fridge or pull from from the freezer and put them in an ice bath (in the package if they are individually wrapped or in a sealed Ziploc) for about 30 minutes Swap the fish for chicken breast, scallops or shrimp if you’re not a fan of fish.
Freezer Tips
Refrigerate leftovers up to 2 days or freeze in individual containers for up to 3 months. Reheat in the microwave about 3 minutes.
How To Make Fish Florentine
More Fish Recipes:
Baked Salmon with Fresh Herbs Ahi Tuna Poke Bowl Skillet Fish Fillet with White Wine and Capers Healthy Baked Fish Sticks Flounder Milanese
Photo Credit: Jess Larson