A salt-baked fish is both one of the simplest and most glamorous dishes you can bring to the table. On one hand, it is nothing more than a pile of hardened salt with a whole cooked fish buried in it.

Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Pat fish dry. Fill a sheet pan large enough to fit fish with a ¼-inch layer of salt. Place fish on top and mound remaining salt so it completely covers fish. Roast fish in ...

1 whole 4-to-5-pound black sea bass (other firm fish, such as porgy, may be substituted), cleaned, gutted, and scaled Preheat the oven to 450 degrees. Whisk egg whites till they form soft peaks, and ...

A massive fish is completely encased in approximately 50 kilograms of salt before being baked in an oven. The salt forms a ...

I met an incredibly talented French-Italian chef in Paris, who introduced me to the freshest most vibrant spring vegetables. He served them with this fish dish - simply encrusted in salt then baked, ...

Dear Lisa: I recently had a salt-crusted fish at a restaurant, and I was really impressed by both the presentation and the taste. I would like to try making it at home. Do you have any advice? Thank ...

Chicken or guinea hen may be substituted for the pheasant; squab, wood pigeon, or red-leg partridge may also be substituted, but cooking time should be reduced -- a 1-pound squab will take 16 minutes ...

Salt Crusted Picahna brings the taste of a Brazilian steakhouse to your kitchen. The salt crust locks in the moisture, promising a juicy and deeply flavorful result. It's best served with fresh bread, ...

If you lean heavily on boxes of frozen fish sticks to feed your hungry kids, we have a feeling that you’ll quickly fall for this homemade version. They’re baked instead of fried and crunchy and ...