This simple dish brings a delightful balance of tender flaky halibut meat paired with the sweet crispness of fresh spring onions giving it a wonderful contrast in texture. A light sprinkle of black pepper and sea salt enhances its natural flavors creating a truly satisfying and healthy meal that is easy to prepare at home. […]
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Halibut head | 1 as needed |
| Spring onions | 1 as needed |
| Black pepper and sea salt | to taste |

Use kitchen shears to open the halibut head, remove the gills, and rub with pepper and salt. Coarse black pepper and sea salt give a more aromatic flavor.

Layer the spring onions on the baking tray — simply tear them by hand.

Roast in the oven at 180-200°C (350-400°F) for 20-25 minutes.

If using a small head (about 200g), it is already ready to eat at this point — tender, juicy, and flavorful. If you prefer it more well-done, remove the spring onions and roast for another 5-8 minutes. The spring onions can be eaten first — they turn wonderfully crispy and fragrant.

After the extra roasting, the skin becomes firmer with a slight char, and the milky aroma intensifies. Both versions are delicious in their own way.
This simple dish brings a delightful balance of tender flaky halibut meat paired with the sweet crispness of fresh spring onions giving it a wonderful contrast in texture. A light sprinkle of black pepper and sea salt enhances its natural flavors creating a truly satisfying and healthy meal that is easy to prepare at home. […]
Use kitchen shears to open the halibut head, remove the gills, and rub with pepper and salt. Coarse black pepper and sea salt give a more aromatic flavor.
Layer the spring onions on the baking tray — simply tear them by hand.
Roast in the oven at 180-200°C (350-400°F) for 20-25 minutes.
If using a small head (about 200g), it is already ready to eat at this point — tender, juicy, and flavorful. If you prefer it more well-done, remove the spring onions and roast for another 5-8 minutes. The spring onions can be eaten first — they turn wonderfully crispy and fragrant.
After the extra roasting, the skin becomes firmer with a slight char, and the milky aroma intensifies. Both versions are delicious in their own way.