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By Alastair Little and Richard Whittington
Published 1995
Broiling applies grill heat to both the top and bottom of something at the same time; a technique which, when applied to fish, crisps and cooks the skin from below while the flesh cooks from the grill heat above - so eliminating the need to turn it. This technique also works well with cod or monkfish.
The relish is spicy without being too hot for the delicate and expensive halibut.