4 x 150g plaice fillets 2 knobs unsalted butter lemon wedges to serve Rinse the split peas in a sieve under the cold tap, then place them in a medium-size saucepan (ideally nonstick) with the cumin, ...

Fish lovers should try the roasted fillet of Cornish plaice at Gordon Ramsay’s Verre restaurant, where exquisite European fare is the order of the day. 1 Place the sliced potatoes in a small ...

tartare sauce see On The Side below small capers chopped parsley Blend the two mustards in a small bowl. Place some flour on a dinner plate, season the plaice fillets and dip either side in the flour ...

In a small bowl, mix together the softened butter, minced garlic, chives and chopped wild garlic leaves. Set aside. Season the plaice on both sides with salt. Heat a large non-stick pan over ...

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WE'RE incredibly lucky to have such a variety of fresh fish and seafood readily available to us in UK waters. Plaice is a longstanding favourite and staple of British cuisine with the UK being one of ...

4 very fresh plaice or sole on the bone 2 to 4 ounces butter 4 teaspoons mixed finely chopped fresh parsley, chives, fennel and thyme leaves Salt and freshly ground pepper Chef Darina Allen notes: ...

First, make the sauce. In a small pot on medium low heat warm the milk with the bay leaf, garlic and thyme to infuse for 4 minutes. Pass through a sieve and place the warm milk in a jug. Discard the ...

1 Put the softened butter into a bowl then add the garlic, mustard, lime and seabeet. 2 Fold the mixture together with a spatula, giving it a good beating to make it light and creamy. 3 Roll the ...

Although largely overlooked in high-end gastronomic circles and rarely seen on the menus of top restaurants, the common plaice is a readily available, nutritious and inexpensive fish to cook. Although ...

Make your mash as you normally would and just before serving check the seasoning and add the chopped herbs. To serve: Heat the fryer to 170oC. Carefully place the breaded fish into the fryer. Do this ...