Smoked Haddock
Discussion
I love it.
Any suggestions for recipes or what to serve it with?
My (basic) regulars are:
Kedgeree
A pasta dish with leeks, creme fraiche and capers
Lightly baked (8-10 mins, with butter and black pepper) and served with a poached egg, boiled spuds, green beans and the butter sauce.
All, of course, eaten with a lovely smoky, salty Islay dram. It was Ardbeg Corryvreckan tonight but almost any non-sherry finished Islay whisky goes beautifully with the fish.
So, any more suggestions?
Ta
Lefty
Any suggestions for recipes or what to serve it with?
My (basic) regulars are:
Kedgeree
A pasta dish with leeks, creme fraiche and capers
Lightly baked (8-10 mins, with butter and black pepper) and served with a poached egg, boiled spuds, green beans and the butter sauce.
All, of course, eaten with a lovely smoky, salty Islay dram. It was Ardbeg Corryvreckan tonight but almost any non-sherry finished Islay whisky goes beautifully with the fish.
So, any more suggestions?
Ta
Lefty
Mobile Chicane said:
Yes, but wouldn't be the same with just regular smoked haddock. Arbroath Smokies are very, VERY special. A taste to die for.Cullen Skink
Resotto (white wine, onions, fish stock, parmesan, smoked haddock)
I also like making a cheese sauce then adding some grain mustard. Put the smoked haddock in an oven proof dish top with wilted spinich then chopped cherry tomatoes. Pour over the cheese and mustard sauce and bake in the oven.
Resotto (white wine, onions, fish stock, parmesan, smoked haddock)
I also like making a cheese sauce then adding some grain mustard. Put the smoked haddock in an oven proof dish top with wilted spinich then chopped cherry tomatoes. Pour over the cheese and mustard sauce and bake in the oven.
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