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StartersEasy
By Peter Gordon
Published 1997
Blackened foods come from the southern states of America, while the labne is Middle Eastern and takes its name from the Arabic for ‘white’. The two styles blend surprisingly well in this dish. I recommend using fillet from the thicker, head end of the fish, although a tail cut is quite acceptable. You’ll have some blackening herbs left after making this, so use them to experiment with different meats and fish.