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Roasted Grouper Filet

An elegant coastal Italian secondi of roasted grouper with rosemary baked potatoes and a light Manila-clam emulsion, now connected to the Tuscany Cuisine Menu Builder, Live Inventory and Global Market intelligence system.

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Roasted grouper filet with rosemary potatoes and clam emulsion

Recipe Overview

A refined seafood plate with balanced briny, herbal and wine-driven notes. The grouper is seared and gently roasted, while Manila clams create a delicate emulsion for the plate and rosemary potatoes provide a clean, aromatic accompaniment.

Base recipe = 2 servings.

Ingredients

  • Cernia Grouper ingredient iconNew Zealand Grouper / Cernia Filet — 8 ozCernia species identity linked · inventory ID pending verification
  • Manila Clams / Vongole ingredient iconFresh Manila Clams / Vongole — 4 ozSEAFOOD-MANILA-CLAM · inventory 281
  • Garlic ingredient iconGarlic — 2 clovesCost quantity intentionally not normalized
  • Yukon Gold Potato ingredient iconYukon Gold Potato — 1 eachPotato knowledge identity linked · inventory ID pending verification
  • Dry White Wine ingredient iconDry White Wine — 1 glassdry_white_wine · inventory 83 · volume pending
  • Rosemary ingredient iconFresh Rosemary / Rosmarino — as neededTC-HERB-ROSEMARY-001
  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil ingredient iconExtra Virgin Olive Oil — as neededOIL-0001
  • Sea Salt ingredient iconSea Salt — to tasteSalt knowledge identity linked · quantity intentionally uncosted
  • Black Pepper ingredient iconFreshly Cracked Black Pepper — to taste

Preparation

  1. Warm extra virgin olive oil in a saucepan with lightly golden garlic.
  2. Add the clams and white wine, cover, and simmer gently for about 15 minutes. Turn off the heat and keep covered for another 10 minutes.
  3. Remove the clams from their shells and strain the cooking liquid. Blend the broth with a drizzle of olive oil to create a creamy clam emulsion and keep warm.
  4. Season the grouper filet with sea salt and black pepper. Sear skin-side down in hot olive oil until crisp, then finish roasting at 350°F (175°C) until just cooked through.
  5. Slice the potato into rounds, brush with rosemary-infused oil, season with salt and pepper, and bake between parchment and tray at 300°F (150°C) for about 20 minutes.
  6. To plate, spoon the warm clam emulsion onto the plate, arrange the rosemary potatoes, and place the roasted grouper filet on top. Garnish with crispy rosemary and edible flower petals if available.
Chef's Note: Keep the grouper moist by roasting only until just cooked through. The clam emulsion should remain light and silky so it adds salinity and depth without overpowering the fish.
Nutrition (per serving, source estimate)
Calories~410 kcal
Protein~36 g
Carbohydrates~12 g
Fat~20 g
SodiumVaries with seasoning and clam salinity