Cherries are sturdier than many other fruits, so you
can make your salsa up to a day ahead of time, just keep it airtight in the
refrigerator. It’s great with grilled chicken, steak, and tacos, too.
Choose whitefish for this dish because the cherry jalapeño salsa works best with a mild fish. Cherries are one of the most assertive fruits, so like you do not place two pungent herbs together because they fight for control, Salmon or other strong fish might compete with the flavor.
Choose whitefish for this dish because the cherry jalapeño salsa works best with a mild fish. Cherries are one of the most assertive fruits, so like you do not place two pungent herbs together because they fight for control, Salmon or other strong fish might compete with the flavor.
Cherry Salsa with White Fish
Salsa
2
cups finely chopped cherries
1/2
jalapeno, seeded, and finely minced (leave seeds in for more heat)
3
Tbsp finely minced red onion
juice
of 1 large lime
fresh
chopped cilantro to taste, about 2-3 Tbsp
Fish
2
lbs whitefish fillets (4)
2
lemons
butter
or olive oil
Directions:
Combine
the salsa ingredients in a bowl and toss. Taste to adjust the lime juice,
cilantro, or jalapeño. Cover and refrigerate until ready to use.
Preheat
oven to 425F. Arrange
the whitefish in a single layer on a baking sheet. Season with salt and pepper,
and then either dot with butter or drizzle with olive oil. Tuck the lemon slices
around the edges of the fish. When the oven has reached temperature, bake the
fish just until it is opaque and flakes with a fork, about 10-12 minutes. Put
the pan under the broiler briefly to get some charring on the surface.
Serve
the fish with the lemon slices topped with a generous amount of the cherry
salsa.
Notes
: Use tilapia, halibut, cod, trout, or sea bass in place of the whitefish.
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