The fish thread

[biscuits]

I'm not sure how well the fish thread will catch on.

Recently, I've started eating fish and wondered if anyone has any tasty fish recipes that they'd like to share.

If not, google will see me right.

[limey123]

Fish curry is nice. So are mackerel fillets in tomato sauce and spicy tomato sauce.

[Ronnie_Pickering]

some anti-thrush soap will solve this problem. You're welcome.

[biscuits]

^ do you have it with rice?

[biscuits]

Originally Posted by limey123

Fish curry is nice. So are mackerel fillets in tomato sauce and spicy tomato sauce.

Curried fish does sound good. It's not something I've tried before.

[Captain Crunch]

I can't go anywhere near fish. The smell!!!

[Mo34]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/teriyakisalmon_66107

Pinched this from someone on SAUK but can't remember who now

It is sooooo good.

[T]

Anything seafood then

[biscuits]

Haha you guyyyys. I love fish, but I don't really like shellfish.

Thanks, Mo. I don't think I like salmon! But I haven't had it since I was a child, so I should give it a go to see how I feel about it now. Or I could maybe use a different fish.

[Mr. Nobody]

I have always liked salmon and vegetables,

I prefer it done in an oven tray,
set the oven at 180'
put a small amount of olive oil in a baking tray
just sprinkle in chopped onions (red or brown)
put in chopped pepper(s) red/green, whatever
a couple of diced tomatoes,
sprinkle over some cashew nuts
put the salmon on top,
drizzle with olive oil
sprinkle some salt and pepper, (optional extra of garlic & chilli )
cover the top of the tray with baking foil, (but leave a little gap)

cook in the oven at 180' for at least 20 minutes,..slightly more is better.

I honestly always find it seriously tasty and a right good meal on it's own,
but you can serve with rice just for some carb element.



if you don't like salmon ( as it can be quite a "meaty" fish,) substitute for any other,... cod / haddock, whatever

[Oddity]

^^ Have you tried breaded scampi? It's the only seafood I'll eat, can't be bigguns either.

I can't stand fish. So many people have said oh but you haven't tried [insert fish], every time it's still just stinking fish. I blame growing up around cats, just makes me think of their food

[Ronnie_Pickering]

I love fish. As long as it's boneless.

Mackeral, salmon, cod, haddock, scampi.

[Mike.Kzov]

A simple but tasty (and colourful) pasta dish with smoked salmon:

Chopped leek
chopped bell peppers
About 150ml white wine
About 150ml veg stock
Juice and rind from a lemon
Chopped dill
Linguine

Fry the chopped leek, add white wine, reduce, add stock and lemon juice, reduce, add the chopped bell pepper.

Add chopped dill and smoked salmon for a minute or so. Done!

[biscuits]

Thank you for the recipes

This forum is turning into SAlmonUK

I'll definitely be subbing it

@Oddity that's okay not to like fish. I prefer simple like a whole fish on the barbecue.

[Stepford]

I don't like fish all that much, probably because my dad owned a chippy. I like smoked kipper sandwiches (the extent of my culinary skills) but the tiny bones can be a pain.

[biscuits]

^ smoke me a kipper, I'll be back in time for breakfast.

[Captain Crunch]

^ Stoke me a clipper, I'll be back for Christmas .

[biscuits]

^

[Ronnie_Pickering]

oops better continue the fish discussion here.

Fish pie is just mash with white sauce with.... salmon in it. (no- any white fish will do)

[biscuits]

That sounds like a textural nightmare.

I actually can't even cope thinking about it. Fish pie can keep its salmon.

[Ronnie_Pickering]

I need to try fish pie with salmon now. Biscuits has inspired me.

[biscuits]

^ whoops I just realised it sounds like I've never had fish before haha. I grew up eating a lot of fish and then stopped. I'm used to eating a whole fish rather than having it chopped up and in things though.

I found a fish tacos recipe that looks a bit nice.
Maybe something soupy will be nice too.
Definitely want to try a fish curry.

[biscuits]

Fish tacos were nice but next time I'll crank up the heat.

I also tried salmon and it was as meh as I remembered.

[Mo34]

Hmm I've never considered fish tacos.....

[biscuits]

^ https://mexicanfoodjournal.com/fish-...pico-de-gallo/

That's the recipe I followed, but I used a red chilli instead of jalapeño. Mainly because I forgot to buy them and had a red chilli in my possession.

[Bambos]

Originally Posted by Mo34

https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/teriyakisalmon_66107

Pinched this from someone on SAUK but can't remember who now

It is sooooo good.

'Twas me (I think) years ago. Glad someone else likes it too.

[Jen.]

Originally Posted by biscuits

^ https://mexicanfoodjournal.com/fish-...pico-de-gallo/

That's the recipe I followed, but I used a red chilli instead of jalapeño. Mainly because I forgot to buy them and had a red chilli in my possession.

That's a good idea anyway - any kind of fresh chilli would be a better substitute for fresh jalapeno in pico de gallo than wet pickled jalapenos from a jar.

[biscuits]

Oh gosh, I can imagine. I’d never buy the ones in a jar because I don’t like them!