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Roast Turbot fillets with Clams

Roast Turbot fillets with Clams recipe, eat well on universal credit

The Turbot fillets were quite small to be honest. But they were half price. They also gave us an excuse to use up some Clams we have had in the freezer for quite a while.

Ingredients:-

2  Turbot Fillets
1 Bulb of Fennel, thinly sliced
300g of Potatoes, thinly sliced
1 Onion, sliced
A Pinch of Chilli Flakes
A Pinch of Fennel Seeds
250g of White Cooking Wine ( Cheap Wine, that you’d rather not drink! )
1 Lemon, cut into wedges
2 Tbsp of Dried Tarragon. One for the sauce, the remainder to garnish
Clams
Olive Oil
Salt & Pepper to season
Chopped Parsley to garnish ( We grow our own )

Method:-

(1) Bring a pan of Salted water to the boil.
(2) Blanch the Fennel and Potatoes for 3 minutes.
(3) Transfer to a roasting tin.
(4) Add the Onions, Chilli Flakes, Fennel Seeds and a good drizzle of Oil.
(5) Toss everything together to coat.
(6) Roast in a pre-heated oven at 180c for 10 minutes. Turning half way through.
(7) Remove from the oven and pour over 125ml of the Wine and add half of the Lemon Wedges.
(8) Add half of the  Tarragon and season with Salt & Pepper.
(9) Place the Turbot Fillets on the top and again drizzle with Olive Oil and season with Salt & Pepper.
(10) Roast for 20 minutes.
(11) Add the Clams and remaining Wine.
(12) Roast for a further 10 minutes until the Fish is cooked through and the Clams have opened.
(13) Scatter over the Parsley, remaining  Tarragon and squeeze over the remaining Lemon before serving.

This was a really clean and fragrant dish. Definitely a spring / summer meal.

 

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A bit of butchery, eat well on universal credit

I happened across a Bone in Leg of Pork in the discount fridge the other day. It should have been £26.27, which would still have been a great price. But at £19.71 it was just too good a deal to pass on.

So the oldest ‘Butchers Boy’ in the land came out to play.

In total I extracted the following:-

4 Portions of 2 Steaks
6 Portions of Diced Pork.
3kg of Pork Mince - Which we made 6 large Pork Pies with.
Aspic Jelly for the Pork Pies for boiling the Bones.
Pork rind to make crackling with.

At normal prices we’d probably have paid about £30. There will be quite a few Pork recipes in the coming weeks!!!!!!

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