Four different fish steamed together for perfectly controlled cooking. Court-bouillon infused with dill ensures tender results in 8 to 12 minutes. Beurre blanc sauce with turbot, red mullet and whiting fillets. Clean, efficient.

Steaming fish this way originated on Breton coasts where fishermen created mixed platters with the day's catch. The anise-flavored court-bouillon draws from 18th-century Scandinavian recipes brought by fresh fish traders.
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