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From starter to dessert, 1001 Dégustations recommends the best food-wine harmonies for you. In the category Poissons, here is a list of foods and wines that go best together:
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> American-style monkfish
> Arctic char
> Baked bream
> Bass cooked with Champagne
> Bouillabaisse
> Bourride sé*toise fish stew
> Carp
> Carp fillet with morels
> Cod
> Cod brandade
> Cod with garlic mayonnaise
> Crab
> Eel
> Eel in red wine
> Filet de Saint-Pierre
> Fillet of sole
> Fillet of sole with morel mushrooms
> Fish brochettes
> Fish Fillets in foil
> Fish fillets with cream
> Fish stew
> Fish tartar
> Flemish eel
> Fresh water fish in beurre blanc
> Fried frog legs
> Fried smelt
> Grilled flounder
> Grilled lobster
> Grilled sea bass
> Grilled tuna
> Lamproie à la Bordelaise
> Livourno-style bass
> lobster à l'américaine
> Lobster in a sauce
> Lobster thermidor
> Loup au fenouil
> Marinated raw salmon
> Monkfish
> Monkfish stew with turnips
> Mouclade (mussel dish)
> Mullet
> Mussels
> Mussels in poulette sauce
> Nantes-style grilled red mullet
> Octopus cooked on a stone slab
> Paris-style spiny lobster
> Perch with chanterelle mushrooms
> Perch with Riesling
> Pike
> Pikeperch
> Pikeperch with beurre blanc
> Roast turbot
> Salmon steak
> Salmon with sorrel
> Sardines
> Scallops with saffron
> Seafood couscous
> Shad with sorrel
> Skate
> Smoked eel
> Smoked salmon
> Smoked trout
> Sole fillet bonne femme
> Sole meunière
> Squid in ink
> Tartare of salmon
> Trout in vin jaune sauce
> Trout with almonds
> Truite au bleu
> Tuna in Basquaise sauce
> Turbot au Champagne
> Turbot in a sauce
> Turbot with hollandaise sauce
> Warm oysters
> West Indian-style red mullet
> Whiting