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Sunday, February 12, 2017

Cookbook Countdown#14: Fried fish fillet with herbs and lemon

I bought a very nice fish (don't ask me the name!) in the morning
and made this for dinner!
I used chervil and mint (which were different from the recipe)
but still tasted delicious. Pan fry the seasoned fish fillet (salt and pepper)
on both sides in olive oil; 
add a big knob of butter to the pan - add the chopped herbs with
chopped garlic, let it sizzle for 15 seconds and coat the fish
with the herbs and butter for 15 seconds, and serve!
I totally forgot about the grated lemon and juice - but it was still good!

This is my fifth dish from (my chosen book):
pages 146-147 from:
Hugh Fernley-Whittingstall's River Cottage Every Day
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I will do a round up of the dishes I make from Hugh's book on the 28th
of each month, but since I cannot wait that long, I am posting them as I make them!

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4 comments:

kitchen flavours said...

Oh wow, that looks super delicious!

Emily said...

Yes, delish!

Anonymous said...

Love any kind of fish. We have a fish pond behind the house and when we want fresh fish we walk down to the pond. This looks like a great way to cook a nice big fillet.

Emily said...

Your.Own.Fish.Pond. Green with envy!