seafood side dishes can be delicious and satisfying, but it doesn’t always taste great just by itself. You’ll want to pair your fish or shellfish with something that compliments the flavor and texture of the dish you’re making. Here are some delicious ways to do just that:
Roasted vegetables
Roasting vegetables is a great way to add flavor and texture to your meal. You can use any type of vegetable you like, but we recommend using root vegetables or potatoes for this dish.
To prepare roasted vegetables:
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit (200 degrees Celsius).
- Wash and dry all the pieces of your favorite vegetable (or mix them up) and place them in a large bowl with enough olive oil or butter until they’re covered with it. Season with salt and pepper if desired!
Now it’s time to put them on their own little sheet pan so they’ll roast evenly throughout the cooking process—this will help prevent burning on top surfaces where no heat has reached yet!
- Place this sheet pan in an oven preheated at 400 degrees Fahrenheit (200 degrees Celsius). Cook until crispy golden brown spots appear on each piece – around 15 minutes should do just fine!
Rice or pasta
Rice or pasta is a great side dish for seafood. It can be served with the main dish, or even as the main course itself. Rice and pasta side dishes for fish often include vegetables in them, so they’re a good way to bulk up your meal by adding some extra vegetables while still keeping things light and healthy. You can also serve these dishes with fried fish or shrimp instead of rice if you want something more savory than fluffy carbs!
Rice or pasta goes well with many types of seafood: whitefish like cod and haddock; red meat like beef tenderloin steak; shellfish like lobster tails; pork chops (especially bacon-wrapped ones); chicken wings … really anything that swims in water will work well together with rice/pasta dishes
Salad
Salad is a terrific side dish for seafood. It’s also a great way to introduce some greens in your diet—a little bit of color, but not too much.
Salads can be made with any type of greens you like, including lettuce and spinach or kale. You can use different types of dressing depending on what you’re eating the salad with: olive oil and vinegar; balsamic vinaigrette; lemon juice and mustard sauce (French dressing). For example, if you’re eating fish with potatoes then try making a Greek potato salad by combining diced potatoes with onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, and feta cheese crumbles in a bowl then drizzle olive oil over top before adding salt & pepper to taste! If we may be of any similar assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us (ajalijutt89@gmail.com).
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