1 cup tomato sauce, seasoned with garlic and herbs
1/2 cup chicken or fish stock
4 ounces butter
Instructions:
Heat olive oil into large sauté pan over medium high heat. Carefully place halibut portions in pan and cook for 2 minutes, or until fish are lightly caramelized. Place pan into an oven heated to 350 degrees F and continue cooking for 8 to 10 more minutes, or until fish is done.
While fish is cooking, heat a little more olive oil in a separate sauté pan. Place bacon in pan and cook until bacon is half done. Add onions and peppers to pan and continue to cook until all ingredients are cooked through.
Add potatoes, corn, and garlic to pan and continue to cook until bacon is crispy. Add rock shrimp to pan. Season all ingredients with salt and pepper. Continue to cook ingredients until shrimp are done and all vegetables are tender and thoroughly heated through. Add fish stock and butter to pan. Gently stir ingredients together until evenly combined.
Place 2 ounces of basil-mashed potatoes onto center of each serving dish. Ladle 2 ounces of tomato-butter fondue onto each serving plate and around basil-mashed potatoes. Place halibut portions on top of basil-mashed potatoes. Spoon equal amounts of rock shrimp and potato hash over each piece of halibut. Garnish each plate with sprinkle of freshly chopped chives.
Basil mashed Idaho® potatoes
Combine mashed potatoes and pesto, reserve, warm
Tomato butter fondue
Blend tomato sauce and stock in a blender, then transfer to a pan and heat through. Stir in chunks of butter and incorporate into sauce. Reserve sauce, warm
Hi there! I'm Dr. Potato, your AI-powered potato expert. Ask me anything about potatoes — cooking tips, storage, varieties, nutrition, and more. I'll search through hundreds of expert answers to help you out!