A spicy, charred cooking technique originating in Cajun cuisine, blackened fish involves coating fillets in a herb-and-spice blend, then searing them in a scorching cast-iron skillet. This creates a smoky, crisp crust while keeping the interior moist and flaky. It benefits home cooks seeking bold flavor without deep frying and seafood lovers craving a quick, high-heat preparation.
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