Hake recipe in seafood sauce

This recipe for hake in seafood sauce is not half as complicated as you think. This is a great dish that goes with any simple side dish and everyone will love it. Learn to cook with this step-by-step recipe and share with your family a good fish dish with a homemade seafood sauce that will be scrumptious for you.

Ingredients to make Hake in seafood sauce:

  • 5 Hake fillets
  • 1 glass of white wine
  • 150 grams of peeled prawns
  • 100 grams of Surimi or crab sticks
  • 1 unit of white onion
  • 1 unit of red pepper
  • 2 tablespoons tomato paste
  • 1 teaspoon of garlic paste
  • 1 splash of olive oil

How to make Hake in seafood sauce:

  1. To start making our recipe for hake in seafood sauce, the first step will be to prepare all the ingredients.
  2. Place a frying pan over medium heat, add a teaspoon of olive oil and fry the white onion with a little salt and pepper to taste. You need to fry until our onion is transparent.
  3. Once the onion is transparent, add the red pepper cut into squares and you must fry it for approximately 5 to 10 minutes. Turn off the heat once you see that the willow is ready.
  4. Reserve the vegetable stir-fry to use in our make in seafood sauce recipe later.
  5. Next, bring another frying pan over medium heat with a little olive oil and once it is hot, add the hake fillets with a little salt and pepper to taste. Sauté on each side for approximately 4 to 5 minutes.
  6. Add the prawns and the crab sticks in the pan where we have our hake fillets.
  7. Add the sauce together with a little garlic paste and dried oregano to taste to make the seafood sauce. Let keep for a few minutes.
  8. Finally add the white wine and the tomato paste, you must mix very well until you integrate all the ingredients of our hake in seafood sauce. Let keep a couple more minutes and turn off the heat.
  9. Serve our hake fillets in seafood sauce, bathing each one with a good portion of sauce. You can accompany this hake recipe with orange spaghetti or a little white rice.

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