Discover the bold and vibrant taste of Fish Escabeche, a beloved Filipino dish where fried fish is bathed in a colorful sweet-and-sour sauce made with bell peppers, onions, garlic, vinegar, and a hint ...

Learn how to make Fish Escabeche — crispy fried fish topped with a sweet-sour sauce made from vinegar, bell peppers, carrots, and garlic. It’s light, flavourful, and perfect with rice.

The smell of vinegar, brash and dissonant, wafted out of my childhood kitchen often, tickling my nose. I came to associate it with the promise of something good. It could be my Iranian mother makin… ...

Let the fish settle into the escabeche for at least 15 minutes before serving. Garnished with cilantro, it is wonderful over rice. I like serving plantain chips on the side, too, for a little crunch.

On the Adriatic coast in Puglia, Italy - Matthew Accarrino's family home - there's a saying, "Little fish is good fish." Anchovies, sardines and tiny branzini are a major part of the cuisine, says ...

Escabeche-style Baked Halibut Fresh B.C. halibut is baked and topped escabeche-style, with a saucy, sweet and sour, vinegar-spiked vegetable mixture. Serve the fish with steamed rice and steamed ...

Keep tossing the rice and fish, as the rice can easily stick to the side of the wok. When the rice has heated through, add the omelette strips. Toss, then remove from the heat.