I had never tried fish pie until making this one after it was recommended by a colleague of mine from the UK. The fluffy potato crust and smoky flavor of the haddock really stood out in this dish. Having eaten it three days in a row now for lunch, you can say I’m a fan of the fish pie.
Making the stock for this dish was way more fun than I had expected (relaxing, too). I just tossed some of my favorite vegetables and herbs together in a pot and stepped away, letting the boiling water extract all the wonderful flavors as I prepared the other ingredients. It was a nice change of pace from flying around the kitchen trying to cook 10 things at once!
I try to keep these recipes relatively healthy but was craving something fried, so I thought calamari would be a good one to try. First attempt did not turn out well (I forgot to coat the squid with egg and all the breading fell off), but round two was a success. Here’s to bringing a classic Italian seafood dish into your kitchen…meep!
Ponzu has a very unique flavor profile. Salty at first with a vinegary, citrus finish. We’ve added some cayenne and pepper flakes to ours, which tastes great with the tuna if you don’t have wasabi.
With my sister Sammy visiting from Napa, I thought it was a perfect opportunity to make her a home-cooked meal in between this weekend’s festivities. Try these fun & colorful swordfish tacos that are sure to impress your guests.