Squeeze the grapefruit juice and pour into a plastic bag with the fish sauce. Add the piece of tuna. Tie up the bag, squeezing out most of the air so the tuna is completely covered in the juice. Leave for 40 minutes, after which time the outside of the tuna... read recipe
The inspiration for this one comes from conversations with Icelandic and Danish friends who prize their cod. Traditionally, they prepare it in lots of different ways; pickled, salted, dried or smoked. This stew is similar to the way in which they slowly stew... read recipe
First, make the aïoli. When you've done that, bring your stock to a boil in a large pan, then add your fennel and allow this to boil for 4 minutes while you heat up a nonstick frying pan. Take your salmon steaks and, if you fancy it, you could finely... read recipe
This combination is a complete win-win. Any robust white fish like haddock or monkfish will work brilliantly, as would whiting and pollack, as they are all wonderful carriers of flavors and can handle the stronger tastes of crispy bacon and rosemary. I love... read recipe
This combination is a complete win-win. Any robust white fish like haddock or monkfish will work brilliantly, as would whiting and pollack, as they are all wonderful carriers of flavors and can handle the stronger tastes of crispy bacon and rosemary. I love... read recipe
As a chef I always feel I shouldn't be eating something like a fish stick buttiebut you know what, I think that makes it taste even better. Here's what I do . . . I remove about 4 fish sticks from the freezer and broil or grill them on each side until... read recipe
Put all the marinade ingredients except the yogurt into a food processor and blitz until smooth. Stir in the yogurt. Using the skewers or rosemary sticks, skewer the fish alternately with the new potatoes. Drizzle with the marinade and grill for 2 minutes... read recipe
Good fish and chips are becoming harder to find these days, but there are still some good boysout there making the real deal. However, if you want to make your own at home, here's the recipe I use. Unless you've got a really big fryer I'd say it's not really... read recipe
I absolutely love to cook runner beans this way. They take on fantastic fl avor and go so well, when eaten hot, with roasted fi sh or white meat. They're also really good served cold as an antipasto. Please give them a try. To fi nish off this dish I'm going... read recipe
Feel free to use a couple of cans of beans if it's more convenient. Canned beans aren't bad these days they have gotten much better for some reason. But if you're using dried, which still taste better, soak them overnight in water. They'll double in size.... read recipe