£11.20
Fred's mission is to deliver quality everyday fish that brings enjoyment to your meals. These sea bass fillets are known for their versatility and ability to absorb various flavour profiles brilliantly. They are a delightful base for many different culinary creations throughout the week.
- Sourced from Turkey, ensuring consistent supply and quality standards.
- Certified by the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) for responsible sourcing.
- Highly versatile fish, perfect for grilling, steaming, or pan-frying.
- Recommended pairings include ginger and soy, or serving with a rich chickpea stew.
- Excellent when cooked on a BBQ to achieve a lovely smoky flavour.
Explore the many ways you can prepare these delicious and adaptable sea bass fillets.
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xHi - I'm Fred and I'm on a mission to deliver everyday fish that'll make your week. And in my experience, nothing puts smiles on faces quite like a proper fillet of sea bass. It might just be the most versatile fish going, and it takes on flavours brilliantly. I like to serve these fillets with a chickpea stew or steamed with ginger and soy - but really it's endless. Or why not try cooking it on a BBQ for a lovely smoky flavour?
Our sea bass is from Turkey, and the team here work closely with the ASC to make sure every pack of fish with my name on it has been sourced responsibly. At Fish Said Fred, that's a non-negotiable. And the fact that it's so healthy is just a bonus. The NHS recommends eating two portions of fish a week, but why stop there? I could eat it every day! And pretty much do.
Our sea bass is from Turkey, and the team here work closely with the ASC to make sure every pack of fish with my name on it has been sourced responsibly. At Fish Said Fred, that's a non-negotiable. And the fact that it's so healthy is just a bonus. The NHS recommends eating two portions of fish a week, but why stop there? I could eat it every day! And pretty much do.
