Sea bass is highly valued because of its beneficial properties; it is considered a dietary, gourmet fish. Meat contains a small amount of fat, which is easily absorbed by the body.
Sea bass meat contains many useful substances: phosphorus, which strengthens bones; iodine, essential for the thyroid gland and metabolic processes in the body; potassium; vitamins K, D, E, A; healthy Omega-3 fatty acids.
Sea bass is not recommended for people prone to food allergies and, in particular, allergies to fish.
Seabass is included in the list of champion fish in terms of the amount of Omega-3 fatty polyunsaturated acids.
This substance is known for its ability to counteract the formation of harmful compounds in our body. Moreover, Omega-3 helps cleanse the body of toxins and waste.
Fish meat and skin also contain collagen, which allows a person to maintain elasticity and youthfulness of the skin.
Hence the conclusion: fish can be eaten with or without skin.
Dense, juicy, white sea bass meat has a delicate aroma and delicate taste, it has very few bones, and all of them are located only along the ridge.
In cooking, it is valued for its delicate taste and ease of preparation: there are practically no bones in the pulp, which speeds up the cutting process several times.
Fish is served in famous restaurants, but it is not difficult to prepare at home. Sea bass goes well with baked vegetables, fresh herbs, and spicy sauces.
Thaw the sea bass carefully. Cut along the belly, remove the entrails and gills, and wash thoroughly.
There is no need to clean it.