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    May 01

    HALIBUT

    HALIBUT WITH CAPERS BEURRE BLANCE
    AND CRUCH JERSEY ROYALS
     
     
    INGREDIANTS
     
    BUTTER 25G, PLUS EXTRA
    PARSLEY A SMALL BUNCH, CHOPPED
    HALIBUT FILLET 4 SKINLESS PIECES
    OLIVE OIL
    CAPER BEURRE BLANC
    WHITE WINE VINEGAR 1 TBSP
    WHITE WINE 3 TBSP
    SHALLOTS 2 FINELY CHOPPED
    UNSALTED BUTTER 100G CHILLED AND CUBED
    CAPERS 1 TBSP
     
     
     
    METHOD
     
    1  BOIL THE JERSEYS UNTIL TENDER, MEANWHILE,
    MAKE THE SAUCE, PUT THE WHITE WINE VINEGAR AND WHITE WINE
    INTO A PAN WITH THE SHALLOTS. REDUCE THE LIQUID WITH
    TO 1 TBSP THEN GRADUALLY WHISK IN THE BUTTER OVERA LOW HEAT
    UNTIL YOU HAVE A SMOOTH SAUCE. STIR IN THE CAPERS AND
    KEEP WARM.
    2 GENTLY CRUSH THE POTATOES WITHA FORK THEN ADD THE BUTTER
    AND PARSLEY AND SEASON WELL.
    3 HEAT A LITTLE OIL AND A KNOB OF BUTTER IN A NON STICK FRYING PAN,
    ADD THE HALIBUT PIECES, COOK FOR 3 MINUTES UNTIL SLIGHTLY GOLDEN,
    THEN TURN OVER AND CONTINUE TO COOK FOR ANOTHER COUPLE OF MINUTES.
    4 SERVE THE HALIBUT ON A BED OF CRUSHED POTATOES,
    AND THE SAUCE SPOONED OVER.
     
    (READY IN 30 MINUTES)

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    g jwrote:
     Mmmmmmmmm...sounds yummy.
     
    g.j.
    Aug. 4
    Suki xwrote:
    Hi Simon
     
    this sounds delicious, but isn't Halibut very expencive, hven't seen it in the shops for ages?    I supose you could use any white fish?  but I must try and get Halibut again havn't had it for ages (the fish I mean) lol
     
    Love Suki x
    May 2

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