Lots of people worry about cooking fish, but when it is baked in foil, it becomes almost foolproof; it is a very gentle way of cooking, and this sea trout creates the perfect sauce for the asparagus and broccoli too!
Course Main Course
Cuisine European
Keyword baked fish in foil, baked fish with vegetables in foil, tin foil baked fish, trout cooked in foil
Trim and fins from the fish and ensure it is clean. You can also remove the head and tail if you prefer.
Cut the lemon into 3-4mm (⅛") slices.
Bash the garlic cloves with the side of a knife, and remove the papery skin.
Snap the woody ends from the base of the asparagus spears.
Take a piece of tin foil about just over twice as long as your fish and add half of the lemon slices towards one end of the foil, and place the garlic cloves on top of them.
Season the fish all over with the salt and pepper, and place it on top of the garlic and lemon.
Place half of the asparagus and broccoli on either side of the fish and sprinkle over half of the celery salt.
Bring up the sides of the foil and pour in half of the vermouth, and add half of the butter.
Then fold over the foil and seal it around the edges by folding over the foil, repeat with the second fish. Bake the parcels in the oven on a baking sheet for 30-35 minutes at 180°C or 340°F.
My fish were perfectly cooked after 28-32 minutes in all of my tests with fish that weighed around 350-375g each
Serve, making sure that you discard the lemon and garlic, they have now done all that they need to do.