Hello all its been a while since my last post so please have a crack at this dish to celebrate the coming of spring. I hope you are all very well.
Sea Bream with Spring Vegetable Stir Fry
You will need ( for 2 people) -
2 Sea Bream filleted
8 Spears of Asparagus
1 Red Onion
2 Bunches Pak Choi
1 Large knob of Ginger
3 Cloves of Garlic
1 Chili
1/2 a Carrot
1 lime
hand full of coriander leave
hand full of mint leaves
1 Tablespoon Fish Sauce
Soy Sauce
Sesame Oil
- Take out your Bream fillets lightly brush with oil and season both side with sea salt
- Prepare your vegetables cutting the garlic, ginger, chili, onion and carrot nice and small and leaving the asparagus and pak choi large.
- Heat up your grill till its at its hottest and place a wok on the heat until it starts smoking
- Put some oil into a pan and chuck in the garlic, chili, and ginger and cook for about a minute
- Place the fish skin side up under the grill
- after the garlic chili and ginger have turned a bit golden add the onion and carrot and cook for about a minute and a half
- Add the sesame oil and then add the asparagus and the pak choi
- When the pak choi has wilted put the the fish sauce and a few glugs of soy sauce
- By now the fish should be just cooked through with a lovely crispy skin.
- Finish the stir fry with some chopped coriander, mint and a squeeze of lime
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Wednesday, 23 May 2012
Tuesday, 27 March 2012
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
Good day my fellow food lovers.
It has been a fair while since a post was put up so iv got a great little recipe for you all to try.
Pan Fried Blue Grenadier with Potato, Fennel and Grape Casserole
for 2 portions you will need...
2 x 150 g portions of Blue Grenadier ( or any firm white fish)
2 Maris Piper Potatoes
1 bulb fennel and a hand full of fennel tops
half and onion
1 clove garlic
1 stick celery peeled
100ml white wine
300 ml fish stock
150 ml cream
1 lemon zested and juiced
1 hand full of red seedless grapes
- Take out the fish portions from the fridge and place to the side to bring to room temperature
- Slice the Fennel
- Chop the Celery, Onion and the Garlic into a small dice
- Peel the Potatoes and chop into a 1 cm dice
- Place the Celery, Onion, Garlic and Zest in a pan with some oil and a pinch of salt and pepper
- Sweat this mix off until it is soft
- Add the diced Potato and cook for a few minutes
- Add the white wine and lemon juice and reduce by half
- Add the fish stock and reduce by half
- Add the cream and the grapes, reduce gently till the casserole thickens slightly then season
- For the pan fried fish, heat up a frying pan until it begins to smoke
- Mean while season the fish all over and place 3 shallow slits in the skin (helps the skin become crispy)
- Put a splash of oil in the pan and place the fish skin side down in the pan
- Cook the fish skin side down for 2 minutes, turn the heat down and cook for a further 3 minutes
- Turn the fish carefully and cook until the fish feel firm to the touch
- Finely chop the fennel tops and add to the casserole
- Place some of the casserole on a plate and place the fish on top.
It has been a fair while since a post was put up so iv got a great little recipe for you all to try.
Pan Fried Blue Grenadier with Potato, Fennel and Grape Casserole
for 2 portions you will need...
2 x 150 g portions of Blue Grenadier ( or any firm white fish)
2 Maris Piper Potatoes
1 bulb fennel and a hand full of fennel tops
half and onion
1 clove garlic
1 stick celery peeled
100ml white wine
300 ml fish stock
150 ml cream
1 lemon zested and juiced
1 hand full of red seedless grapes
- Take out the fish portions from the fridge and place to the side to bring to room temperature
- Slice the Fennel
- Chop the Celery, Onion and the Garlic into a small dice
- Peel the Potatoes and chop into a 1 cm dice
- Place the Celery, Onion, Garlic and Zest in a pan with some oil and a pinch of salt and pepper
- Sweat this mix off until it is soft
- Add the diced Potato and cook for a few minutes
- Add the white wine and lemon juice and reduce by half
- Add the fish stock and reduce by half
- Add the cream and the grapes, reduce gently till the casserole thickens slightly then season
- For the pan fried fish, heat up a frying pan until it begins to smoke
- Mean while season the fish all over and place 3 shallow slits in the skin (helps the skin become crispy)
- Put a splash of oil in the pan and place the fish skin side down in the pan
- Cook the fish skin side down for 2 minutes, turn the heat down and cook for a further 3 minutes
- Turn the fish carefully and cook until the fish feel firm to the touch
- Finely chop the fennel tops and add to the casserole
- Place some of the casserole on a plate and place the fish on top.
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
Bread.
Recently i have taught a fellow man in the world how to make bread. Its cheaper and tastes far better than the shop bought. I suggest you give this recipe a go and benefit from the world that is baking.
You will need.
600g white bread flour
600g wholemeal bread flour
80g dried yeast
30g salt
100g honey
700ml tepid water
80ml olive oil
- place your honey in a jug and add your water (body temp), dissolve the honey
- add the yeast and dissolve
- place all of the other ingredients in a bowl and mix well
- add the yeast mix gradually until it forms a dough
- knead this mixture till you get a smooth elastic dough ( 10min ish)
- place this dough in an oiled bowl, cover with cling film and leave to double in size
- when doubled in size knock the dough back by kneading for a few minutes
- split the dough in two and form two smooth balls
- let the dough double in size again
- place in an oven at 220 celcius for 15 minutes then turn down to 200 till the dough is cooked ( 30 to 40 minutes, or until it sounds hollow when tapped)
- remove it from the oven and cool for 20 minutes before enjoying it
Recently i have taught a fellow man in the world how to make bread. Its cheaper and tastes far better than the shop bought. I suggest you give this recipe a go and benefit from the world that is baking.
You will need.
600g white bread flour
600g wholemeal bread flour
80g dried yeast
30g salt
100g honey
700ml tepid water
80ml olive oil
- place your honey in a jug and add your water (body temp), dissolve the honey
- add the yeast and dissolve
- place all of the other ingredients in a bowl and mix well
- add the yeast mix gradually until it forms a dough
- knead this mixture till you get a smooth elastic dough ( 10min ish)
- place this dough in an oiled bowl, cover with cling film and leave to double in size
- when doubled in size knock the dough back by kneading for a few minutes
- split the dough in two and form two smooth balls
- let the dough double in size again
- place in an oven at 220 celcius for 15 minutes then turn down to 200 till the dough is cooked ( 30 to 40 minutes, or until it sounds hollow when tapped)
- remove it from the oven and cool for 20 minutes before enjoying it
Sunday, 12 February 2012
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