Power Search

Country
Food Type
Grape
Price Range
Supermarket
Wine Type
Rating

Recent Articles & Recipes

The Wine Awards roll in for Waitrose.
Winners of the Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals from Decanter Magazine, IWC and IWSC.

A Guide How to Match Food With Wine.
A brief but comprehensive overview of how to match food and wine.

Living the Dream - Becoming a Wine Producer
Ever thought of giving up the 9-5 office job and moving to France and buying a vineyard? That's exactly what Sue and Mike Spring did.

The Fruits of Autumn - Old Mamma Thomas' Sloe Gin Recipe.
Sloe Gin Recipe and the fruits of mother nature Autumn - fruits, nuts, mushrooms and berries

Keywords

Submit an article

Submit a wine related article or recipe. Published articles will be credited to the author with URL:

Smoked Haddock Kedgeree

Ingredients:

Four Smoked Haddock Fillets 
A lemon
Two Eggs
Bunch of chopped parsley
300g Basmati Rice
1 Tblsp Olive Oil
2 Tspn Turmeric
¼ Pint Single Cream
1oz Butter 

 

Method:

1.     Put the Haddock fillets in a pan of cold water (fish should be covered). 

2.     Bring the pan of water to the boil. when a foam appears on the top of the water remove from   the heat, put the haddock fillets to one side on a plate, keep the fish stock. 

3.     Put the two eggs into a pan of boiling water and cook for 10 minutes, peel both eggs when     done. This can be done in parallel. 

4.     Add the olive oil to a pan and gently heat the uncooked rice, do not let it fry

5.     Add the fish stock to the rice and bring to the boil, approx twice the volume of the rice.

6.     Add the chopped parsley and turmeric to the rice.

7.     Allow the rice to simmer for the required time, when done drain off any excess water

8.     Reduce the heat and stir in the haddock, then remove from the heat.

9.     Roughly chop one egg and stir into the Kedgeree with the cream + butter

10.   Quarter the other egg length ways. 

11.   Put the kedgeree into a serving bowl and place the quartered egg on the top of the kedgeree. 

   

       We recommend Fairhills Semillon Sauvignon Blanc at £4.26 this zesty citrus wine complements the fish wonderfully.

       If you don't mind spending a little more try this Domaine Pierre de Prehy Chablis 2007 at £8.24 from Marks and Spencer 

facebook bookmark twitter bookmark google buzz bookmark linkedin bookmark myspace bookmark delicious bookmark digg bookmark yahoo bookmark stumble upon bookmark
x

Forward to a friend

Please complete the form and press submit.
The link will then be forwarded to your friend.


Your Email Address
Your Name
Message (optional)
Friend's Email Address
Friend's Name

Content

Follow us



Follow us on twitterTwitter

Follow us on FacebookFacebook Fan

Follow us on FacebookFacebook Group

Follow us on RssRSS

NewsletterEmail Newsletter