To make the Blan Tjang blend the apricot jam, chilies, garlic and vinegar together and set to one side. On a pre-heated pan, sear the mackerel fillets on each side and cook for a minute turning over ...
Even out of the water they have a commanding presence. Their skin is shiny silver and midnight blue, and their eyes are hard as garnets. These are wild fish fresh from the ocean, and it shows; even ...
Before adding the orange sections, you can strain the coriander seeds from the sauce; or leave them in for a spicier bite.Plus: More Seafood Recipes and Tips Peel the orange with a sharp knife, ...
A traditional Irish recipe taken from My Wild Atlantic Kitchen: Recipes and Recollections, by Maura O’Connell Foley. The fillets have a naturally oily flesh, and the crunchy oat crust adds a pleasant ...
Even out of the water they have a commanding presence. Their skin is shiny silver and midnight blue, and their eyes are hard as garnets. These are wild fish fresh from the ocean, and it shows; even ...
Fish pies aren’t usually made with oily fish such as mackerel, but it works well here with other punchy ingredients. I like ...
A traditional escabèche is made by soaking fried fish overnight in a pungent blend of vinegar and garlic. In his riff on this recipe, chef Ferran Adrià skips the marinating, which not only speeds ...
FOR THE MACKEREL: (1) Season the fillets with salt and pepper. In a deep frying pan, heat the olive and eucalyptus oil to 120 degrees (with a gas stove, it’s best to turn the flame as low as possible) ...
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