How to use seaweed oil in cooking?


My Sea Lettuce & Basil Infused Seaweed Oil: how to use it in cooking?
Seaweed oil has established itself as a key ingredient in healthy, gourmet cooking. This marine vegetable oil seduces with its subtle marine flavor, iodine fragrance and exceptional nutritional benefits. Rich in omega 3, it allows you to cook healthily while adding an original touch to your dishes. Whether used to spice up salads, flavour fish or enhance vegetables, seaweed oil in cooking is a treasure trove waiting to be discovered.
Here's our advice on how to use seaweed oil, recipe ideas, seasoning tips and its many health benefits.

Our recipe ideas with seaweed oil
Here are a few simple and tasty recipes with seaweed oil to add to your menus:
- Strawberry marinade with seaweed oil: a surprisingly sweet and savoury recipe. Marinate fresh strawberries in a mixture of seaweed oil and powdered sugar. Serve as an original starter or a light, iodized dessert.
- Mackerel fillets confit in seaweed oil: marinate fillets in a mixture of seaweed oil, pepper, garlic and aromatic herbs, then cook slowly at low temperature. The result: a melt-in-the-mouth texture and an explosion of marine flavors.
- Breton coastal vegetables marinated in seaweed oil: carrots, artichokes and cauliflower take on a unique iodized taste when marinated for a few hours in organic seaweed oil, with a touch of vinegar and dried seaweed.
- Mimosa eggs revisited: add a spoonful of seaweed oil to the egg yolk stuffing for a delicate iodized taste.
Seasoning: salads, fish, vegetables
Seaweed oil is ideal for seasoning :
- Seafood salads: arugula, avocado, shrimp, wakame... topped with a drizzle of seaweed oil and a squeeze of lemon.
- Steamed or grilled white fish, for a gourmet finish.
- Roasted or steamed vegetables, such as asparagus or new potatoes, deliciously flavored with a drizzle of seaweed oil just before serving.
Precautions and tips for cooking
To preserve the benefits of seaweed oil, we recommend using it raw or at the end of cooking. If heated to too high a temperature, it could lose some of its essential fatty acids. Here are a few tips to make the most of it:
- Incorporate it into your homemade vinaigrettes.
- Drizzle it over a hot dish just before serving.
- Mix it with a little butter for a fragrant express sauce for fish or shellfish.
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Versatile, delicate and incredibly beneficial to health,seaweed oil deserves a special place in your kitchen. With its easy recipes, varied uses as a seasoning or finishing touch, and powerful nutritional benefits, this gourmet marine oil is the perfect ally for inventive, well-balanced cooking. Dare to cook with seaweed oil to enrich your dishes with a hint of iodine and boost your daily well-being.