I had originally wanted to call this “The Sashimi of the North” but my erstwhile editor insisted that the fish was not raw, but soused; I could say, on occasion, the same for her. Those who follow my food journalism … Read More
Buy Local and Buy Fresh In a world that is becoming increasingly domination by supermarket chains we are blessed to still have a traditional “High Street” butcher and two great fishmongers in our neighbourhood. So, as a lapsed, but still philosophically, … Read More
Another super fast dish to prepare for those unexpected visitors. It will keep in the fridge for a few days so double the quantity. I’ve made this pate a hundred times at least and it is one of those dishes … Read More
Organic salmon with a few spices is rather special – it’s simple fare and is simplicity itself in the execution of this dish. Perfect with a pea and coriander puree and a cucumber raita. Very low in carbs and high … Read More
This firm and meaty fish can stand up to a punchy sauce. I like to cook it in the oven by making a parcel that ensures no steam can escape. Laksa is one of my favourite sauces. It’s not difficult to … Read More
If you haven’t had the pleasure of eating spankingly fresh mackerel, you just don’t know what you’re missing. High in omega three fatty acids, cheap as chips to boot, you can also make sashimi – raw mackerel is a delight. … Read More
Freshly caught fish is just a wonder to behold. Shiny, bright eyed, firm flesh. You don’t need to muck about with it. If you have the opportunity to get hold of some fresh mackerel fillets, then this dish is easy … Read More