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baked fish with orange,                              Lobster taiLs with ginger
                               saffron and fenneL                                  and coriander butter
                                      Serves 4                                         Serves 4 as a starter
                Even delicate white fsh can take a bit of spice and this recipe couldn’t   You can also try a classic garlic and parsley
                  be easier. If you cook it on the barbecue, you’ll need one with a lid.   butter with this recipe. Lobster tails can be found
                                                                                at fshmongers and some supermarkets.
            1 pinch saffron                seal, making a loose package with
            1 tsp fennel seeds             plenty of room for air to circulate.   2 tsp fnely grated fresh ginger
            ½ tsp coriander seeds          n Lay this parcel directly on the  30g salted butter, very soft
            1 tangerine or small orange    barbecue grill and cover with the    2 tbsp fnely chopped coriander
            2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil  lid or bake in the oven for around    Salt and black pepper
            Salt and black pepper          20-25 minutes, depending on    4 lobster tails, halved lengthways
            1kg fllet or 2 x 500g fllets of haddock,  thickness, for the large fllet or    ½ lime
            cod, coley or whiting          15-20 minutes for the smaller fllets.
                                           n Rest for 5 minutes before opening the  n Squeeze the grated ginger over a bowl to extract the
            n Either make sure the barbecue coals  parcel. The fsh should be opaque and  juice and discard the pulp left behind. Add the butter and
            are white-hot with no trace of a fame or  fake easily when pressed (be careful    coriander and beat everything together. Season well.
            pre-heat the oven to 200°C, gas mark 6.  of hot steam when opening the parcel).  n Either make sure the barbecue coals are white-hot with
            n Using a pestle and mortar or small food  If not ready, reseal and return to the  no trace of a fame or place a griddle pan over a high heat
            processor, roughly crush the saffron,  barbecue or oven for 5 minutes or so.   for a couple of minutes. Spread a scant teaspoon of the
            fennel and coriander seeds together.  n While the fsh cooks, either barbecue  butter over the fesh of each lobster tail.
            Zest the tangerine or orange, then cut  or griddle the tangerine halves, cut-  n If using a griddle pan, turn down the heat to medium-
            the fruit in half and set aside. Put the  sides down, for 1-2 minutes, until well  high. Lay each tail, shell-side down, directly onto the
            zest in a bowl with the spices, then pour  marked. Open the fsh parcel and  barbecue grill or griddle. Cook for 2 minutes, until the
            in the olive oil. Season well, stir to  squeeze over the juice from one  shells begin to char, then turn each tail onto the fesh side
            combine and leave for 5 minutes.   tangerine half, adding more juice from  with tongs and cook for a further 2-3 minutes depending
            n Meanwhile, lay the fsh out, skin-side  the second half at the table, if liked.   on size, until the fesh is opaque and marked with griddle
            down, on one or two large sheets of  n Serve with new potatoes, a green  lines. Spread the cooked lobster fesh in each tail with
            oiled foil. Spread the spice mix evenly  salad, and perhaps a few spoonfuls    another scant teaspoon of butter, squeeze a little lime
            over the fesh, then bring up the sides of  of the tapenade on page 164.  juice over and serve straightaway.
            the foil and scrunch together tightly to


                                                                                                       BAkED fISH
                                                                                                      WITH ORANGE,
                                                                                                       SAffRON AND
                                                                                                         fENNEL






































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