
Lunch
Cod with Chickpeas, Leeks, Baby Kale and Seared Cherry Tomatoes
Ingredients
- chickpeas15 oz
- canola oil1 T
- cherry tomatoes1 pint
- chicken broth0.33333334 c
- cod fillet1.5 lb
- flour0.5 c
- garlic1 clove
- baby kale5 oz
- leeks2.5 c
- lemon juice1 Tbs
- lemon wedges4 servings
- olive oil1 Tbs
- salt & pepper4 servings
- sugar0.5 t
- butter1 T
Instructions
- 1
Heat 2 t.
- 2
olive oil in a large nonstick skillet over med-high heat until very hot and the oil is just nearing the smoking point.
- 3
Toss the tomatoes with 1/2 t.
- 4
sugar and a sprinkle of salt & pepper.
- 5
Add to the pan and saute until the tomatoes just begin to burst and become lightly blistered.
- 6
1-2 minutes.
- 7
Transfer to a plate, set aside.Reduce heat to medium, add remaining 2 t.
- 8
olive oil and 1/2 T.
- 9
butter and the leeks.
- 10
Saute the leeks until very soft, about 10 minutes, add garlic, saute about 1 minute.
- 11
Add the chickpeas and chicken broth, reduce the heat to med-low, cover the pan and let the chickpeas warm through for a bout 5 minutes.
- 12
Uncover, add the baby kale, cook and stir until just wilted, this takes only a couple minutes.
- 13
Stir in remaining 1/2 T.
- 14
butter and 2 t.
- 15
lemon juice, adjust the seasoning.
- 16
Gently fold in the cherry tomatoes.
- 17
Cover pan and keep warm until serving time.Cook the fish: Meanwhile, pat the fish dry and season with salt & pepper.
- 18
Dredge the fish in the flour and pat off the excess.
- 19
Heat another pan over med-high heat.
- 20
Add 1 1/2 t.
- 21
canola oil and 1 1/2 t.
- 22
butter. (Butter should foam up and start to brown and smell nutty.) Add half the fish and cook until browned and cooked through, 2-3 minutes per side.
- 23
Remove first batch of fish to a clean plate, wipe out the skillet with paper towel.
- 24
Return pan to the heat and repeat this step with the remaining butter, canola oil and fish.
- 25
Serve with the chickpea saute and lemon wedges.
Nutrition (per serving · serves 4)
Estimated values based on ingredient data. Actual nutrition may vary.








