Life All Travel Destinations Entertaining Food All Chefs Recipes Restaurants Wine Pairing Food News Wine All Wine 101 Wine News Wine Regions Wine Varietals Wineries Home > Selector Magazine > Food > Tetsuya Wakuda’s Slow Roasted Snapper With Olive and Tomato Food Tetsuya Wakuda’s Slow Roasted Snapper With Olive and Tomato Preparation time 20 minutes Cooking time 40 minutes Serves 4 The Mediterranean elements in this seafood dish lend it to this issue’s Rosé from Krinklewood in the Hunter Valley. A biodynamically produced wine, it has lifted aromas of spice and orange rind with an harmonious palate of sweet and savoury elements making it the perfect pairing for the fine, umami-rich flavours in this dish. Ingredients 1.5kg whole snapper, cleaned 375ml white wine 500g bottle Kalamata olives, undrained 500ml water 1/3 cup salted capers, rinsed 4 cloves garlic, smashed ½ punnet cherry tomatoes, halved 1 tbsp dried oregano 6 slices fresh ginger 2 tsp mirin 2 tbsp soy sauce 1/3 cup olive oil 2 tsp sea salt ½ tsp white pepper 1/3 cup finely chopped flat leaf parsley, extra to serve ¾ cup olive tapenade Balsamic vinegar Method Pre-heat oven to 150°C. Wash snapper under cold water. Pat dry with paper towel. Place in a baking dish. Add wine, olives, brine, water, capers, garlic, tomatoes, oregano, ginger and mirin to baking dish, keeping liquid from top of snapper. Pour soy sauce and olive oil over exposed skin of snapper. Sprinkle with sea salt. Sprinkle white pepper around fin. Bake fish for 40 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Garnish with parsley. Place a small amount of olive tapenade in serving bowls. Top with fish, tomatoes and sauce. Add extra flat leaf parsley and balsamic vinegar to finish. Wine match: Krinklewood Francesca Rosé 2016 Food Preparation Time 20 minutes Cooking Time 40 minutes Serves 4 Shop Dessert Wine You might also like Food Grilled whole squid on stir fried glutinous rice Words by Philip Chun on 4 Sep 2018 Food Hanging with Mr Hong Words by Mark Hughes on 30 Sep 2015 Food What grows together, goes together Wunderbar lamb and Mitchell Family wines. Words by Paul Diamond on 7 Jan 2018 Discover more Dessert recipes Food Dave Pynt And The Fires Of Creation Words by Nick Ryan on 7 Jan 2025 Food Chocolate soufflé with Shiraz syrup Food Madeleines with chocolate cherry sauce & candied orange praline