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Monkfish recipe

Slattsy · 2013-11-26 22:33:22

Evening, Just received a nice bit of frozen monkfish. Never cooked it before, any ideas? Often seen it done in a Thai red curry, but never really liked the idea of a fish curry.

26-11-2013 10:33pm

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Slattsy

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Evening,

Just received a nice bit of frozen monkfish.
Never cooked it before, any ideas?

Often seen it done in a Thai red curry, but never really liked the idea of a fish curry.

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#2 26-11-2013 10:44pm

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Thaw it (ob) and wrap it in some pancetta or air dired ham - Aldi have nice sliced hams like this. Ham adds a nice saltiness to it, brown it off in a pan (oil and butter) and stick it in oven at 180c for small amount of time - tops 10 mins depending on size of the monktail. DON'T overcook !

Enjoy

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#3 27-11-2013 12:04am

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similiar to above recipe but wrap the ham wrapped fish in clingfilm and tightly knot both ends. Poach for 5 minutes or so depending on size of portion, remove cling film and pan fry to crisp up ham on the outside. Keeps the flesh nice and moist.

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