Here are some rockfish recipes for you to try.

If you're craving fish, try one of these 13 delicious rockfish dishes.

Rockfish, though not as well-liked as other white fish such as cod or snapper, is a delicious and healthy option.

It's mildly sweet and almost nutty, and it can be used in a wide variety of ways. You can roast it, cook it on the grill, or even throw it in some chowder. Delicious and nutrient-dense in either case  

In addition to being high in these other nutrients, it is also a great source of potassium, vitamins A and C, and calcium. And, like the vast majority of fish, it has negligible carb and cholesterol content.  

It's surprisingly filling for something so low in fat and flavorless. Similar in heartiness to eating red meat.  

Let's get right down to these delicious rockfish recipes.  

Rockfish in a Pan

If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to prepare rockfish, pan-searing is the way to go It only takes about 15 minutes and produces a beautiful golden sear on the fish.

This method of cooking helps the fish stay moist and emphasizes the bright lemon flavor.

There are less than ten components needed. The use of gluten-free flour is also an option for those who need to avoid gluten.  

No gluten required to enjoy the buttery, herbaceous flavor. And the capers in the sauce add a salty punch that pairs beautifully with the delicate flavor of the fish.  

For a flavorful meal, serve with rice and a glass of Chardonnay or dry rosé.

Rockfish chowder by Darius

A bowl of this eight-ingredient chowder will warm you up on a cold day. It's buttery, hearty, and full of chunky goodness. Rockfish adds a savory umami flavor, which is enhanced by the combination with corn, potatoes, and onions.

As a result, you have a dinner option that's packed with protein and vegetables. Add a salad with leafy greens or some thick, dark bread to make it a full meal.

Tacos with Alaska Rockfish

Rockfish is perfect for tacos because it is tender and flaky. Preparing them takes only thirty minutes, and there is very little work involved.

Tacos are great because they can be modified to satisfy any palate. Get the rockfish ready and heat up some toasted tortillas.

Then set out all the fixings so that each person can create their ideal taco.

One of the most simple ways to win over the crowd.

The Rockfish is baked with lemon and spices.

To a large extent, baking is one of the healthiest methods of food preparation.

However, because baking takes so much longer than frying, we don't always do it.

Not so with baked rockfish seasoned with lemon. This fish can be prepared and baked in under 30 minutes.

The fish looks great since it will be cooked whole; it will be golden and juicy. Its aroma and flavor are equally enticing.  

To give it a fresh, lively taste, you'll season it with lemon juice, thyme, and paprika.

Note: This recipe works just as well for cooking rockfish fillets. The baking time and temperature should be adjusted accordingly if using smaller fish portions.

Rockfish from Alaska, cooked on a grill.

Size-wise, rockfish are among the larger species. When prepared whole or in substantial filets, it's a stunning visual. Grilled Alaskan rockfish fits that description perfectly.  

It's substantial in size, and the golden fish with its black grill marks looks stunning.

Lucky for us, it tastes just as good as it looks, especially when served with marinated, grilled shrimp.

Chinese Rockfish Stew, Made Properly

In order to make traditional Chinese steamed rockfish, you only need five simple ingredients.

Just 30 minutes and some time in the oven and you'll have a delicious meal of whole rockfish, oil, green onions, ginger, and soy sauce.

There are only two net carbohydrates in the entire serving, and the meal is simple and high in protein. It has a beautiful presentation and a deliciously authentic Asian flavor thanks to the soy sauce and ginger.

Fried Rockfish with a Panko Crust

Crispy on the outside and tender in the middle, these rockfish filets are the result of careful hand breading.

A meal for two can be ready in under 20 minutes. If you'd rather not use oil, an air fryer works just as well.

The ingredients are standard fare in any kitchen. In addition, the fish is deliciously seasoned with Old Bay.

But keep in mind that the breadcrumb topping will increase the carb content of this dish. As a result, those on low-carb diets may want to look elsewhere.

Cajun-Style Tomato and Onion Relish Baked Rockfish

Cajun chefs are masters of seafood preparation.

That's why one of my go-to rockfish recipes is baked rockfish with Cajun tomato relish.

It has a buttery, garlicky flavor and is tender and flaky. The Cajun tomato relish is especially delicious.

Considering how delicious it is, you'll want to spread it on just about everything.  

It could be used as bruschetta or salsa. Spicy Creole seasoning from the Cajun-style seafood sauce sets it apart, though.

The entire meal can be prepared in under a half an hour, and everyone in the family is sure to enjoy it.  

Fish baked in the style of Portugal

This rockfish dish is packed with healthy, fresh vegetables, so give it a try if you're looking for a new way to cook your favorite fish.

The fish is accompanied by potatoes, onions, tomatoes, herbs, and parsley.

Though it may not look like much, this dish packs a powerful punch of flavor from the fresh vegetables.

The flavor of rockfish is not overpowering or fishy at all.  

But if you're looking for a seafood dish that doesn't taste like seafood, this is it.

Crispy Rockfish Prepared in a Pan

If you want something with a little more zip, this is a great choice. All thanks to the Panko breadcrumbs, which create a deliciously crunchy coating.  

It has a tangy, earthy flavor thanks to the parmesan, Dijon mustard, and garlic.

The whole thing can be put together in under 20 minutes, and the crunchiness when eaten is well worth the effort.

Each bite is bursting with flavor, and the fish is so tender that it practically disintegrates.

Rockfish Filets with an Almond Flour Crust.

If you're a fan of crunchy crusts but could do without the extra carbs, this recipe is for you.

Almond flour will be used to create a crispy coating for the fish.

Almond flour has a very low glycemic index, which is great. It has only 2 calories, despite the crust and tangy lemon cream sauce. 7 g of net carbs

If you're following the ketogenic diet, this dish may quickly become a favorite.  

Bites of Fried Rockfish

Incorporating these into your kid's diet will help them become more open to trying fish as a whole. They resemble chicken fingers in appearance and texture.

Chicken fingers are a staple in no child's diet.

In addition, they have a soft, subtle taste. Dip them in the tasty aioli sauce, and the kids might not even notice the difference.

Almondine Rockfish Bake.

In just 30 minutes and with only six ingredients, you can have everyone in the house raving about this rockfish dish. You can't beat the taste or the ease with which it can be prepared.  

Adding almonds brings out the nuttiness in rockfish, which is already present. Layers of tangy flavor are added by the lemons and butter.

Asparagus is asparagus, period. The best part is

The dish will be more filling if served with rice or couscous.