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Pan-Fried Norwegian Skrei on rye with
smashed avocado, pistachios and lemon (2 portions)
Ingredients
• 2 individual skrei fillets (skin on)
• 1 ripe avocado
• Juice and zest of 1 small unwaxed
lemon
• Habanero Tabasco sauce
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Method:
1. For the smashed Avocado: Start by
preparing the smashed avocado. Slice it
in half, remove the stone and scoop out
the avocado flesh into a bowl. Smash
using a fork and add the juice and zest
of the lemon, along with a few dashes
of Habanero Tabasco, then season with
salt and pepper to taste.
2. For the pan-fried Skrei: Next place
a medium frying pan on the hob and
drizzle over a spoonful of vegetable oil.
Heat until the oil sizzles. Pat the Skrei
skin dry and sprinkle with salt and
pepper, then place the fillets skin side
down in the hot oil. Depending on how
thick the fillets are you'll need to panfry them for about 5-8 minutes until the
flesh of the Skrei is nearly completely
opaque in colour. Add a knob of butter
to the while cooking and baste the Skrei
in foaming butter. Season the top of
the fish and using a spatula or fish slice
carefully turn the fish over and finish
cooking for a minute or so.
3. To serve: Toast the rye bread, place
the slices of rye on two plates and
top with equal amounts of smashed
avocado, then gently place the fillets of
Skrei on top and sprinkle pistachios over
before eating. If you like extra heat from
the Habanero Tabasco simply drizzle
more on top!
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• Salt and black pepper
• 1 tsp vegetable oil
• Knob unsalted butter
• 2 slices of rye bread
• Handful of roast pistachios to garnish
Skrei Ambassador, Michel Roux Jr's tip for pan-frying skrei, "Make sure
the Skrei is dry and the pan very hot. Add a little vegetable oil to the pan
and carefully place the seasoned fish in the pan. Once
lightly seared, add lots of butter and baste with
frothy bubbling butter. To test if cooked use a
skewer, it should go through the fish easily"