fish fondue
In this version, the first dish is made up of
steamed romanesco cabbage and steamed
small carrots. The fish is rolled plaice fillet, cod,
tuna and sole. Along the sides there is cress.
There is no such thing as a quick fix in the
kitchen. Unless you just need to heat up a
takeaway pizza. A fish fondue seems to take
little time, but count on an hour of
preparation.
In addition to the usual cutlery, give your guests
a fish fondue basket to cook the chunks in.
Make sure that the fish stock does not boil at
the table.
Another tip: there is always some fish left over
after the meal. I use it to make a fish stew or
fish soup the next day.
In the middle of the 2nd dish, there is a
steamed mini cauliflower. On top are salmon
trout, alongside are clams and tiger prawns.
Underneath are fresh squid rings and salmon.
Parsley and lime finish the dish.
This is accompanied by a pot of mussels, in
this case the super's and not the jumbo's. The
fondue pot contains fish stock that has been
enriched with mussel spices.
Serve this fish fondue with French bread or
boiled potatoes in the shell and sauces of your
choice. Here: cocktail sauce, garden herb
sauce, mussel sauce, dill shallot sauce and
lobster sauce.
ingredients - info
fish stock
mussel spices
mussels
romanesco
cabbage carrots
plaice fillet
cod
tuna
sole
cress
mini cauliflower
salmon trout
clams
tiger prawns
squid
salmon
parsley
lime
baguette
fish sauces of your
choice