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Originally Posted by Baby Lee
5. Sous vide is fine for a delicate fish with delicate flavors, lemon pepper and the like. You would get similar results in a steamer. But cajun you want a crisped surface you can't get in sous vide, unless you finish with a pan sear.
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No subjectiveness here, you're wrong about sous vide.
Sous vide is good for all kinds of fish, delicate or otherwise, and you'd rarely do anything sous vide without finishing in a pan. And your flavoring can be done similarly, it's not restricted to "lemon pepper and the like."