green veggies with flavored butter

Major fail. Horrid dish. First Jamie fail ever but a pretty bad one. I can only assume he had been at the red wine in a big way when he came up with this one.

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I too am appalled at the inclusion of fish in a vegetarian dish. Vegetarians DO NOT eat fish.

Anchovis are definitely not part of vegetarian cuisine by any standards. How can this be listed as a vegetarian recipe? This is plainly a waste of time, sorry.<br /> <br /> MikeyJ: You probably mean pescetarian, not vegetarian. A pescetarian, by definition, is someone who does not eat meat, but eats fish and animal seafood. Vegetarians, by definition, do not eat meat, fish, and slaughter byproducts like calf rennet, gelatin, as well as beer and wine cleared with isinglass. This of course depends on the level of awareness and information about these ingredients. When dining out or buying freshly cut cheese at supermarkets, it is practically impossible these days to be fully informed about what went into the product. In many countries, isinglass and calf rennet do not even have to be declared as "ingredients" and end up being used in the production of many products, making a conscious buying choice hard. So practically, it is mostly "no meat no fish and no gelatin". Vegetarians still eat eggs and dairy products, because these products do not directly involve slaughtering. Some vegetarians choose to eat meat from deer accidents, though. Interestingly, these tenets only relate to food products. Vegans however, avoid animal products in general, even those not involving slaughter, i. e. dairy products, eggs, and honey, as well as non-food animal products like sheep wool, leather, or industrial products containing animal ingredients (e. g. bone porcelain, certain adhesives, certain pharmaceuticals). For the food part, the term vegetarian is synonymous with the term "ovo-lacto-vegan" (A vegan who eats eggs and dairy products). The distinctions are certainly non-trivial, and that's because the industry is so complex these days. People often say they are vegetarian when they still eat seafood, but there is a precise word for that, and that is "pescetarian".<br />

Its looking so yummy i will definitely try it at home.Thanks for such delicious recipe.

Get some pork inside ya crunchy on the outside juicy on the inside. Not sure you vegies know what you can eat or can't eat. Kill it Cook it Eat it. You can't put a better bitter of piggy on ya plate.

Maija, you mean Vegan....Anchovy fillets, or any fish is fine with most vegetarians