Ideas - non-fish dishes with samphire?

[FlyingMeeces]

I'm vegetarian, a 'proper' non-fish-eating vegetarian, always have been and always will be.

Never had samphire, primarily because I've never seen it on a menu other than in the company of seafood.

It sounds interesting.

If I were to get my paws on some, what might work as a combination with it? I've got the help of a pretty decent cook but none of us are up to any really complex processes.

[FlyingMeeces]

Shaw Tarse said:

With lamb..
Ah, maybe not.
Just cook in boiling water, toss in butter (or olive oil)

Sounds good. Be nice with a poached egg maybe?

[FlyingMeeces]

rsbmw said:

FlyingMeeces said:

Sounds good. Be nice with a poached egg maybe?

Eggs are baby animals, I thought you were a proper vegetarian!

Eggs aren't baby anythings. They are eggs. If fertilised and incubated/gestated, they MIGHT become a baby something but they ain't there and by the time they make it as far as my fridge any possibility of that is generally long gone.

Vegetarians eat eggs. Also honey, and dairy. Pass the cheese.

I like the omelette suggestion a lot. DIY aioli sounds like a ballache but the spud/radish/samphire salad also sounds great.