Baked Mackerel with Gooseberry Sauce

This delicious summer dish (available all year round if you freeze gooseberry puree) offers an interesting contrast in flavours – rich oily mackerel is offset by sharp tangy gooseberries. Be…

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Plaice in Cream

Top-quality fish abounds off the East Anglian coast and plaice often features in the catch. It is aflat white fish with a delicate flavour. The skin on one side is…

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Somerset Fish Casserole

Cider is aflavoursome – and British- alternative to white wine when cooking fish. Its robust taste makes it a good partner for the stronger brill or coley suggested in the…

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Marinated Tuna

Try this great dish, which should be made using only really fresh tuna, with steamed sliced new potatoes and a green salad.

Buttered Prawns

This make a rich starter or an elegant main course, yet it’s surprisingly easy.

Creamy Dressed Crab

This makes a delicious warm weather salad for lunches, light suppers or elegant starters.

Prawn Pastry Puffs

These light pastry puffs are excellent savoury snacks for a picnic or informal party or buffet.

Cod in A Spicy Yogurt Crust

Everyday cod takes on a touch of the Middle East in this recipe. A delicious mixture of herbs and spices is added to the yogurt marinade, which forms a crisp…

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Hot Fish Loaf

Hake, a cousin of cod, is available all year round. It has a good, flaky texture and is ideally suited to this recipe, where the flavour is sparked up with…

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Oysters Rockefeller

Oysters can be purchased already opened, and you’ll find the rest of this famous American dish simplicity itself to prepare.

Skate in Butter Sauce

This is a lovely tasting fish that is often neglected. Once you try it, though, you’ll serve it often.

Spicy Seafood Mix

This dish is a relative of American gumbos -rich, spicy stews full of flavour.

Swordfish Kebabs

Swordfish is one of the most commonly caught fish in Southern Italy and Sicily. It won’t fall apart during cooking – a bonus when making kebabs

Red Mullet Baked in Paper

Red mullet is known as the woodcock of the sea because you can eat it all-there’s no need to remove the insides. Cooking in paper conServes all the juices, and…

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