Lately, I’ve been trying to add more fish to my daily roundup and because of its simplicity and lightness, this recipe fits nicely. Honestly, it is a bit embarrassing to even call it a recipe, since it couldn’t be easier or faster to get on the table. However, isn’t that what we all want…quick, super simple AND tasty. This will not disappoint.

Although I use sea bass here, you can actually use most any firm, white fish, the choice is yours. Just use what you like or whatever is fresh and available. They are all equally delicious and quite suitable to this preparation.

INGREDIENTS
4 sea bass filets
1 Tbs. olive oil
1 Tbs. butter
kosher salt
fresh ground pepper
mango salsa (store bought is fine)

DIRECTIONS
First, preheat a pan with the olive oil and the butter. Then, pat the filets dry with a paper towel and season them with the salt and pepper.

Next, sautè the filets 2-3 minutes per side, depending on their size and thickness. Remove to a platter and immediately squeeze some lime juice over each filet. Top with the mango salsa, a sprinkling of parsley (forgot that in the picture!) and serve with a simple side salad. That’s it, you’re done!

My preference here is an arugula salad, lightly dressed with good olive oil, a squeeze of lemon and some salt and pepper. That’s it, easy, beautiful and quite tasty…and best of all no guilt!