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Tag Archives: Fish
Lenten Friday Recipe: Marcella Hazan’s Fish In Crazy Water
This is an interesting take on sous vide done with out the wrap in a process called “poaching.” The practice of poaching began in the Late Middle Ages when peasants were banned from hunting wild animals, such pursuits being reserved … Continue reading
Lenten Friday Recipe: Fish & Chips with (From the Cookbook #4:) Homemade Ketchup a la Provencal (page 211)
Multiple birds need fear my stone after this Lenten Friday/Cookbook entry. There are few things more pleasing than fried fish. Doctors promote fish as a source of protein. It has omega 3 fatty acids that strengthen the heart and lift … Continue reading
From the cookbook #3: Tuna Provencal, page 149
The shrewder observers among you will note that that is not tuna in the picture. While the recipe in this month’s cookbook calls for tuna, my wife is far, far, too pregnant for that particular fish at the moment. We … Continue reading
Lenten Friday Recipe: Grilled Trout with Horseradish
In the 17th century, working independently, Sir Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz, invented Calculus, “the math of motion and change.” Leibniz published first, but little controversy exits. It is widely accepted that the two both be given credit for the … Continue reading
Recipe: White fish with white wine tomato sauce
This came from a what-do-I-have-in-the-fridge night but has made it into our regular rotation. Most white fish will be okay. Pictured, beneath the sauce, is talapia, but trigger or even grouper would work. Sweet fish like snapper would be ideal. … Continue reading
From the Cookbook #8: Japanese-style crispy halibut with lemon sauce
Qualms about getting your Japanese recipes from a Chinese cookbook? None here. I do have qualms about the profligrate use of hyphens in this book. Why “Japanese-style?” Whatever the reason, we are nearing the end of the month and, at … Continue reading
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