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Fish Recipes??

ChristyJade
Posts: 186 Member
Hi All,
I bought some frozen fish fillets, I think they're haddock, but they've been sitting in my freezer for a while now cause I don't really know what to do with them!
Anyone have any suggestions of recipes/meals I can make with them?
I bought some frozen fish fillets, I think they're haddock, but they've been sitting in my freezer for a while now cause I don't really know what to do with them!
Anyone have any suggestions of recipes/meals I can make with them?

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I tried this recipe and loved it - and asparagus is in season at the moment!
Delicious and under 400 calories:
http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/fish-recipes/delicious-roasted-white-fish-wrapped-in-smoked-bacon-with-lemon-mayonnaise-and-asparagus0 -
I had a massive white fish fillet phase a while back:
- Defrost in micro
- Stir fry onions and other veg inc garlic, add fish and then add soy, chinese vinegar (or lemon juice), honey, sweet chilli dipping sauce
- Consume with your choice of carb. I like wholewheat noodles or quinoa
Also try fish pie with a sweet potato topping:
- Make a white sauce
- Add fish, nutmeg, black pepper
- Top with mashed, boiled sweet potato0 -
This thai fish recipe is amazing http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/25501/barbecued+fish+with+thai+dressing+and+coconut+rice
I don't like spicy so I leave out the chilli. Nice and summery tooI just do it in the frypan instead of the barbecue.
If you want something more simple you could just pop the fillet on a piece of foil, top with slices of tomato and lemon, sprinkle with black pepper then pull in the foil to cover and bake in the oven.
I like a good chowder too but it's not really the right weather right now0 -
My mom's contact fried fish recipe:
Cook filets in acidulated water or microwave. Place in rimmed serving dish and over with a cubic inch of finely diced ginger and a bunch of finely sliced spring onions. Season with a glug of soy sauce, a pinch of sugar, some lemon juice and some wine/sherry/saki/mirin. Bring to the table. Heat up a quarter cup of olive oil to just smoking and carefully pour over the fish to contact fry and blend flavours. A lot of dramatic sizzling noise will ensue0 -
Keep it simple
Just wrap in a tin foil parcel and either bung in oven [gas 4] or steam for about 20 minutes
serve with whatever you fancy, I steam fresh veg , like broccoli, cauli, new spuds, French beans etc with the fish, adjust timings to suit
Serving with chips fried in lard is not a good idea ;-)0 -
Some good suggestions here i might try myself. Thanks guys0
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when i do fish at home its usually with broccoli cheese and sweet potato wedges!
spinach risotto is also nice with white fish too.0
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