Sea bass: calorie content, nutritional supplements, benefits and possible harm, recipes

Sea bass is widely used in Japanese cuisine, where it is the basis for many traditional dishes. But in Russia, the meat of this deep predator is no less in demand, which is due to its rich biochemical composition and high nutritional value: a full complex of vitamins, polyunsaturated omega-3 acids, protein, amino acids, protein. Along with this, fish is low in calories and is easily digestible. Therefore, dishes made from it will be desirable in every person’s diet. They are especially indicated for pregnant women, children and the elderly.

  • Potential dangers and contraindications
  • Recommendations for use
  • Perch recipes
      Baked in foil
  • Fried
  • Breaded
  • Description

    Sea bass belongs to the scorpionfish family from the order Perciformes. Compared to its river relatives, it looks much larger. The size of the carcass can reach 1 m and weigh more than 10 kg. It depends on the species. The color also differs, but red is more often sold. The Japanese call this fish "mebaru", which refers to its huge bulging eyes. It is by this feature and sharp fins that this representative can be recognized.

    There are up to 90 varieties of sea bass, but the most commercially available are beaked, white, golden, and stone. They live in the cold waters of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and are sometimes found in the waters of Northern Norway.

    The meat is considered a delicacy, as it has a delicate and rich taste. The carcasses have a pleasant white-pink hue. Fish is often sold in cut form: frozen, smoked or salted. You can prepare many tasty and healthy dishes from sea bass; it can be stewed, baked, fried, salted, boiled, smoked.

    The benefits and harms of sea bass

    Eating and cooking perch is associated with certain risks, in particular, the high selenium content, if consumed in excess, can lead to deterioration in the health of hair, skin, and other undesirable consequences.

    The meat of this fish (per 100 g) contains many vitamins, such as:

    • A – 15 mcg (1.7% of the daily value), with vitamin deficiency, night blindness and dry eyes develop.
    • B1 – 0.04 mg (3.8%), vitamin deficiency threatens brain damage.
    • B4 – 78.6 mg (15.7%), vitamin deficiency threatens gastritis, increased blood pressure, and arrhythmia may also occur.
    • B12 – 1.7 mcg (71.7%), vitamin deficiency threatens increased fatigue and memory impairment.
    • D – 1.4 mcg (9.3%), with a deficiency, rickets and destruction of bone tissue develop.

      Sea bass. Benefits and harm to the body, calorie content per 100 grams

    • D3 – 1.4 mcg (8.6%), with vitamin deficiency, rickets and osteoporosis develop, and the risk of cancer and cardiovascular diseases increases.
    • E – 0.9 mg (6.2%), vitamin deficiency threatens diseases of the nervous and muscular systems and anemia.
    • RR – 1.2 mg (7.6%), with vitamin deficiency, pellagra develops (disorder of the digestive system and skin lesions).

    Sea bass (the benefits and harms of introducing this fish into the diet are determined by its composition) contains taurine. This is a special acid that contains sulfur and stimulates brain activity. Its deficiency negatively affects the state of vision and the nervous system.

    On the other hand, as a result of increasing levels of mercury pollution in the ocean, dishes made from this fish should be consumed with caution. In addition, the species “sea perch” belongs to the “scorpion fish” family, therefore, sharp spines connected to poisonous glands are hidden in their fins. An injection from such a thorn when processing fish in the kitchen can cause inflammation or an allergic reaction.

    Calories and nutritional value

    Sea bass fillet is valued for its rich and unique composition. It contains:

    • vitamins: groups B, A, E, PP, D;
    • micro- and macroelements: phosphorus, iodine, cobalt, magnesium, iron, selenium, potassium and others;
    • polyunsaturated omega-3 fatty acids;
    • amino acids;
    • protein;
    • taurine;
    • antioxidants.

    Depending on the species, the calorie content per 100 grams of fresh product varies from 100 to 190 kcal. The energy value is high. Composition of BJU: proteins - 16-18 g, fats - 4-11 g, carbohydrates - less than 0.1 g.

    Number of calories and nutritional value of fish of different cooking methods:

    ViewCalorie content, kcalProteins, gFats, gCarbohydrates, g
    Hot smoked16723,48,10
    Cold smoked8717,320
    Boiled11115,13,70,2
    Fried13817,14,92,1
    Baked in the oven1201840,3

    How to reduce calories?

    Raw sea bass contains 79 kcal per 100 g. Cold smoked sea bass has a calorie content of 88 kcal. If you boil 100 g of sea bass, its energy value will be 112 kcal, and if you fry it - 137.

    Sea bass. Benefits and harm to the body, calorie content per 100 grams

    Sea perch, the benefits and harms of which depend on the method of preparation, undergoes minimal heat treatment when smoked. Processing products with smoke is harmful because they carry the risk of infections and parasitic diseases, for example, opisthorchiasis. In addition, benzopyrene, a carcinogenic substance, accumulates in products.

    Smoked products also contain a lot of table salt, the use of which disrupts the mineral balance of the body, leaching calcium, magnesium and potassium. On the other hand, as a result of cold smoking, a larger percentage of useful substances remains in the fish - essential amino acids, vitamins - B12, B6, E, D, A; fish oil, minerals.

    The most harmless way to reduce the calorie content of sea bass is steaming - per 100 g of product the calorie content is 104 kcal, while minimizing the likelihood of the harmful effects of infections, carcinogens and excessive consumption of table salt.

    The most effective and harmless way to reduce the calorie content of perch is to prepare a complex dish from it, for example, celery soup with sea bass meat. The calorie content of such a dish per 100 g will be 44 kcal.

    Beneficial features

    The value of red perch for the human body is due to its rich chemical composition. List of useful properties:

    • lowers the level of “bad” cholesterol, which protects against the development of atherosclerosis;
    • prevents hypoxia;
    • controls blood sugar;
    • has a positive effect on the thyroid gland;
    • serves as a prevention of diseases of the cardiovascular, nervous and digestive systems;
    • enhances metabolism and cleanses of waste and toxins, which promotes weight loss;
    • reduces blood pressure;
    • improves hematopoiesis;
    • normalizes vision.

    Meat is indicated for inclusion in the daily diet in case of physical and nervous exhaustion, as well as after serious illnesses and operations. Children need it to prevent rickets and as a source of vitamins and fatty acids. In the absence of medical contraindications for pregnant women, seafood is important for maintaining good health and full development of the fetus. It is noted that with regular consumption of fish during this period, children are born healthier and smarter.

    One of the valuable components in the product is taurine, the effect of which is equivalent to drug therapy. Its lack in the body entails irreversible changes in the brain, impairs vision and negatively affects the psychological background.

    Regular consumption of sea bass helps restore the structure of the skin and returns it to a healthy appearance. Hair becomes shiny and silky, and nails become strong. This is especially important for women, for whom such a nutritional supplement will serve as an anti-aging agent.

    Which perch is healthier?

    According to scientific research, it is better to eat fish caught from its natural habitat. This is explained by a higher content of beneficial omega-3 acids than in those grown artificially.

    This may be due to differences in diet. The wild predator feeds on plankton, which produces polyunsaturated fats. On fish farms, fish are fed mainly with compound feed, and algae is rarely given.

    How it is used in dietetics and for weight loss

    Sea bass (the benefits and harms of inclusion in the dietary menu are determined by its energy value) is a dietary low-calorie product. Eating sea bass dishes prevents diseases associated with the cardiovascular system, atherosclerosis, heart attack, and stroke.

    The body of people who regularly consume moderate amounts of this product is less susceptible to thrombosis, loss of vision, sudden jumps in blood pressure and metabolic disorders. As a result of the introduction of this product into the diet, the health of the skin, nails, tooth enamel, bone structure, and hair improves.

    Sea bass is considered a dietary product; it acts as a substitute for high-calorie sources of protein - meat and fatty fish.

    A diet for the purpose of losing weight (in the absence of allergies and individual intolerance to seafood, in particular this fish) should include reasonable amounts of low-calorie dishes from sea bass, the pleasant taste of which increases motivation for losing weight.

    Potential dangers and contraindications

    Harm from sea bass is possible if it lived in environmentally unfavorable waters: in this case, the carcasses are saturated with heavy metals, mercury and become infected with dangerous parasites. Therefore, pregnant women and children should introduce fish into their diet with extreme caution and buy it only from trusted suppliers.

    Despite its great benefits, perch fillet has a number of contraindications for consumption. These include:

    • gout;
    • excess calcium in the body;
    • stones in the kidneys;
    • individual intolerance to individual components in the composition;
    • allergies to fish and seafood;
    • oncology.

    When purchasing refrigerated red snapper fillets, you may encounter a stale product, since it is transported from afar. It is important to pay attention to the appearance of the carcasses and the smell. The presence of gray gills and cloudy eyes is unacceptable, which indicates staleness. Pressing on the meat should not leave any dents.

    Another danger comes from the fins, which have a toxic substance at the tips. If it gets under the skin, it can cause severe inflammation. Therefore, you should wear gloves when cleaning to avoid damaging your hands.

    Recommendations for use

    The fish product tolerates any thermal effect well, without losing its beneficial and taste qualities. There are many culinary recipes with sea bass. It is stewed, pickled, baked, fried, smoked, boiled or steamed. The last 2 options are recommended for children, pregnant and breastfeeding women, and the elderly. It is advisable to eat fish dishes three times a week and in the morning.

    A healthy and safe daily portion of fish for an adult is 120-140 g. For children, this figure varies depending on age: up to 3 years - 25-30 g, 3-6 years - 50-60 g, 7-14 - 70- 80 g. Since perch meat is not bony, it can be ground into a puree for babies and given as complementary food from 10 months.

    In many weight loss diets, low-fat fish are included in the permitted diet . In terms of nutritional value, this product surpasses even pork. When creating a dietary menu, you should adhere to some recommendations:

    • Take into account the compatibility of fish with vegetables. The most acceptable: carrots, greens, all types of cabbage, beets, peppers, tomatoes. Potatoes and radishes are excluded.
    • Fillet is exclusively stewed, boiled or baked. It is unacceptable to eat it salted, smoked or fried.
    • It is advisable not to add salt to the dishes, but you can add lemon juice.

    Due to the presence of proteins, amino acids and protein in perch, there is no loss of muscle mass. Saturation occurs quickly and for a long time, without the deposition of extra calories.

    Application

    Good taste, dense meat and high content of vitamins and microelements make sea bass universal for preparing first and second courses, appetizers, aspic and other culinary masterpieces. Released during the heat treatment of dams, it is a sticky substance, thanks to which it is possible to obtain delicious aspic dishes. An excellent aromatic fish soup is prepared from perch. And in production, a lot of shelf-stable by-products are prepared from fish.

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    Perch recipes

    Before cooking, red snapper is cleaned and cut into portions. The whole carcass is often baked in the oven. To prevent the meat from falling apart and burning during frying, it is first marinated for about half an hour in a mixture of special herbs and spices. To do this, you can buy them or use your favorite ones from your own supplies.

    To preserve the juicy structure in the finished state, it is recommended to roll fish pieces in flour, breadcrumbs, semolina or corn flakes before frying. A very tasty dish is made in batter, for which eggs and flour are mixed.

    Baked in foil

    Perch baked in the oven in foil turns out tasty and aromatic, with a pleasant crispy crust.

    Required Products:

    • perch carcasses - 2 pcs. ;
    • Parmesan cheese - 150 g;
    • tomatoes - 2–3 pcs.;
    • sweet pepper - 1 pc.;
    • onion - 1 head;
    • garlic - 2-3 cloves;
    • sour cream - 120 g;
    • greens - for decoration;
    • salt, ground pepper - to taste.

    Cooking sequence:

    1. The fish is washed under running water.
    2. Vegetables are cut into arbitrary shapes, greens are finely chopped with a knife.
    3. The cheese is rubbed with shavings.
    4. The carcass is salted and peppered inside and out. Place on a sheet of food foil.
    5. Vegetable preparations and finely chopped garlic are placed nearby, poured with sour cream and sprinkled with cheese and herbs.
    6. Roll it up into a bag and put it in the oven to bake. At a temperature of +190...+200 degrees, this takes about an hour.
    7. 10 minutes before the end, open so that a golden crust appears on top.

    Fried

    Pan-fried, breaded perch will be a tasty and satisfying dinner or lunch. To do this you will need the following composition:

    • fish - 600–700 g;
    • lemon - 1/4 part;
    • refined sunflower oil - 2-3 tbsp. l.;
    • basil, lettuce leaves - for decoration;
    • breadcrumbs - 2 tbsp. l.;
    • wheat flour - 20 g;
    • salt, fish seasoning - to taste.

    Process:

    1. After washing, fish carcasses are lightly dried on paper towels.
    2. Rub with salt and spices. Drizzle with freshly squeezed lemon juice.
    3. Roll first in flour, then in breadcrumbs.
    4. Fry in a hot frying pan with a little oil. Keep on each side for 2-3 minutes until golden brown.

    Place the finished fish on lettuce leaves and garnish with basil sprigs, which will add a special aroma to the dish. Additionally, you can serve any sauce and fresh vegetables.

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