Enogastronomy: Wine Pairing for Seafood Recipes
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Cooking System |
Suggested Wines |
Combination Explained |
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Boiled or Steamed: |
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The delicate flavor of the boiled or steamed fish requires a combination by concordance, or a wine that goes with it, so we select white wines that are young, fresh and light. |
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Broiled or Grilled: |
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In this case as well we want combination by concordance. White wines with good character and medium body are ideal. Such wines support the stronger flavor of the broiled or grilled fish without overpowering the taste. |
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Pan Fried: |
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In this case white or rosé wines that contain abundant carbon dioxide are perfect for a combination by juxtaposition. Dry Spumante wine and dry sparkling wines are successful in balancing the fat and make the fried fish taste even better. |
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Casserole, Stew, or Cioppino Style: |
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With such rich and zesty dishes a combination by juxtaposition is mandatory, as the stronger flavors need to be balanced. We should choose either white wines with strong body, rosé wines with medium body, or even young red wines, which are a perfect match for the flavorful experience provided by such recipes. |
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It's summertime, the ideal season for seafood recipes paired with wines that help these foods deliver their best. There are many ways to prepare seafood so, when choosing a wine to pair with different dishes, we must consider how it was cooked. Below we provide a generic guide to be used as areference for making yourown personalized recipe-wine combination.



