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Bacalao al Pil-Pil – Basque Cod in Garlic Olive Oil Emulsion

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Bacalao al Pil-Pil is a true masterpiece from the Basque Country, delighting every gourmet with its simple elegance and the magical emulsion of olive oil and fish juices. As a little cat with a flair for fine flavors, I love this dish because it perfectly highlights the natural taste of high-quality cod. Who would have thought that such a creamy, golden dream could be created from just three basic ingredients? The preparation is a fascinating game with temperature, but don't worry: with a little patience while swirling the pan, anyone can achieve the perfect sauce consistency. This healthy and protein-rich fish dish is quick to make and brings the Spanish lifestyle straight to your home. Grab a good pan, pay attention to the quality of your fish, and let's conjure up this traditional taste experience together – no frills, just the best fresh ingredients that nature has to offer.

Ingredients

Cod fillet
250  g
Olive oil
100  ml
Garlic clove
3 
Chili pepper
1 

Preparation

1

First, slice the garlic clove (3) thinly and cut the chili pepper (1) into rings. Meow, make sure they are nice and even!

2

Heat the olive oil (100 ml) in a pan over low heat and lightly sauté the garlic and chili until golden brown, then remove from the oil and set aside.

3

Place the cod fillet (250 g) in the flavored oil with the skin side up and let it cook gently at a very low temperature for about 8 to 10 minutes.

4

Carefully remove the fish from the pan. Now comes the secret of my kitchen: Let the oil in the pan cool down slightly, then use a small ladle to constantly swirl in circular motions until a creamy, light emulsion forms.

5

Finally, return the fish to the pan, garnish with the garlic and chili, and briefly toss in the creamy Pil-Pil sauce. Enjoy your meal!

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