Baked Sea Bass with Vegetables

Baked Sea Bass with Vegetables is a high-protein oven-baked recipe ready in 15 min. It makes 2 servings, each 750 kcal with 70 g protein. Beginner level, 11 ingredients.

Adapted from a home cook's recipe and measured by Cookpath.

  • 15 mintotal
  • Beginnerlevel
  • 750kcal a serving
  • 70 gprotein
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Baked Sea Bass with Vegetables

What is Baked Sea Bass with Vegetables

Sea bass baked in one dish with green beans, cherry tomatoes and mushrooms, seasoned with paprika and topped with lemon slices and thyme.

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How to make Baked Sea Bass with Vegetables

Tips from the cook

  • Pat the fish dry before seasoning, so it bakes rather than steams.
  • Sprinkle the paprika over the fish only, as the recipe does, so the vegetables keep their own flavour.
  • Fish cooks fast, so check it at 10 minutes. It should flake easily.
  • No sea bass? Sea bream or another firm white fish works as a swap.
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Meal prep and storage

Best the same day. Leftovers keep 1 day in the fridge.

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Baked Sea Bass with Vegetables substitutions

Out of something, or cooking around an allergy. Each swap was checked against a source.

Sea bass2 options
  • Halibut or hake fillets (mild white fish) 1:1

    The page is about cod, not sea bass; still fish.

    Still contains fish.

  • Marinated extra-firm tofu fillets 1 block makes 2 large fillets

    Different texture; marinade has celery.

    Still contains soy and celery.

Mushrooms3 options
  • Zucchini (courgette), salted and drained 1:1 by weight

    Soft and watery.

  • Caramelised onions 1:1 by weight

    Sweeter.

  • Extra-firm tofu 1:1 by weight

    Breaks down in long cooking.

    Still contains soy.