Cooking Your Catch

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Keeping it Simple

By Gary Rhodes

Published 2005

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Fish cookery isn’t about cooking the flesh right through. All you’re really doing is warming up the meat and setting the flakes.

To stay in control of the cooking, once a fillet is two-thirds cooked, turn it over and switch off the heat. By the time you’ve drained some potatoes and fixed a sauce, the residual heat will have cooked the fish to perfection.