Classic Chinese and French methods produce moist, flavorful steamed fish. We used the best of both and came up with an entirely new approach that's easy and equally impressive. Classic Chinese and French methods for steaming fish produce moist, flavorful results. We used the best of both approaches to come up with an entirely new method that's easy and equally impressive. We started by swapping the steamer for a tightly covered baking pan and the stovetop for a hot oven. Placing the skinless fillets on a foil sling allowed the fish to flavor the cooking liquid and made it easy to transfer the fish to a serving platter without the fillets falling apart. Removing the fish from the oven before it was fully cooked prevented it from overcooking when finished with sizzling ginger-infused oil.