Recommendations for a good fish recipe book
Recommendations for a good fish recipe book
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craigjm

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21,629 posts

231 months

Tuesday 13th October 2020
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As per the title. Any recommendations for a really good fish recipe book?

paulguitar

36,193 posts

144 months

Tuesday 13th October 2020
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loskie

7,134 posts

151 months

Tuesday 13th October 2020
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Not books but I'm a big fan of Rick Stein on TV so maybe any of his books

blue_haddock

5,067 posts

98 months

Tuesday 13th October 2020
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paulguitar said:
Yep Rick stein is the go to man for fish

paulguitar

36,193 posts

144 months

Tuesday 13th October 2020
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blue_haddock said:
paulguitar said:
Yep Rick stein is the go to man for fish
I'm assuming you should know with that username. smile

Phud

1,487 posts

174 months

Tuesday 13th October 2020
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I would suggest any of Nathan Outlaws books

ChrisnChris

1,424 posts

253 months

Tuesday 13th October 2020
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Rick Stein of course, and I really like this book;

https://www.amazon.co.uk/World-Encyclopedia-Fish-S...

craigjm

Original Poster:

21,629 posts

231 months

Tuesday 13th October 2020
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Cheers guys will buy one stein and one outlaw and go from there

Wadeski

9,048 posts

244 months

Thursday 15th October 2020
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Also worth picking up the classic "North Atlantic Seafood". You can probably get a used copy cheap on Amazon or in a 2nd hand bookshop. It has recipes, but is more a guide to all the local fish themselves - explaining the different names in English, French and Spanish cooking, where they come form, when and how to buy them, how to prep them etc.

Really useful when you find out the French "Loup de Mer" is the same as the Italian "Bronzini" and is...a Sea Bass biggrin