Baked Corvina Recipe with Tomatoes

This baked corvina recipe is effortless and done from start to finish in about 25 minutes. Busy weeknights call for a quick and easy meal like this. If you are looking for a healthy seafood recipe, this is it. Sweet, buttery corvina baked with tomatoes and olives is not only good, it’s good for you. For another easy weeknight dinner, try this pan seared corvina.

If you’ve never tried corvina before, you are in for a treat. It is a very mild-tasting fish that is almost sweet and has a wonderful buttery texture. A few years ago, I made this corvina recipe with coconut curry sauce. It was a big hit with everyone who tried it and before I knew it, people were asking for more corvina recipes.

baked corvina fish recipe

a mild flavored fish like corvina is great for people who don’t like fishy-tasting fish

I make a new corvina recipe about once a month for clients, but I’ve been totally remiss about sharing them with you guys. I’m sorry! The more I talk to the people I cook for, the more I’m realizing that corvina has become the favorite, pretty much across the board.

It is very mild, so the folks who don’t love a strong-flavored fish (like salmon) really like it, as well as the people who love all seafood.

how to cook corvina

Baking corvina in the oven is one of the easiest ways to cook fish. I love a piece of fish seared in a hot pan, but sometimes I don’t want to stand over the stove. Those nights call for baked fish.

To bake your fish, season both sides of your corvina. Place your portions on a parchment-lined sheet pan or in a baking dish. Add tomatoes, olives, capers and white wine to the pan, then bake. It is that easy.

You can flavor your fish with anything that suits your mood, but my go-to’s are usually white wine, butter and lemon or this tomato, olive and caper combination. It gives the corvina a ton of flavor and makes a delicious topping for your baked fish.

baked corvina

If you are surfing the internet, you may see “silver corvina recipes”. It is essentially the same thing. There are a few names for corvina, it is sometimes called drum or croaker. This Atlantic fish is low in mercury, it is on the “good list“, plus it is low in calories and saturated fat. This recipe clocks in at about 150 calories, so that is a big win in my book for something so delicious.

Corvina has become a bit more popular and thus, has become easier to find. I always see it at my store, but if you don’t, ask! I’m sure they’d be happy to order it for you.

Make it a meal

Here are a few recipes to round out the baked corvina and make it meal.
• Melting potatoes with garlic and herbs – easy side and so delicious!
• Veggie cakes – one of the best ways to get kiddos to eat vegetables
• Oven roasted vegetable pasta – a hearty side that can double as dinner on its own
• No bake strawberry cheesecake bars – a tasty and incredibly easy dessert for summer and strawberry lovers

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Helpful tools for making baked corvina:

• fish spatula – this is the same one I own. I love this spatula and use it for much more than fish.
• commercial sheet pans – sheet pans that won’t warp in the oven
• parchment paper – lining the sheet pans keeps your food from sticking!
• boning knife – a thin, flexible blade that is useful when working with chicken, beef or fish.
• white platter – I always plate food on white platters, it shows off your hard work!

Thanks for stopping by! Have a delicious day 🙂

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