Showing posts with label mackerel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mackerel. Show all posts

Wednesday, 20 October 2010

Mackerel and Sea Beet

 Sea beet was new to me. We found some that had been foraged for in the wild - being sold at the Farmer's Market. It tasted lovely - quite thick leaves which did have some similarity to seaweed when cooked. Tasted like greens, but not earthy greens. Very nice, would definitely have again.
The mackerel was delicious - and i'm not usually a fan - but I'd seen a recipe that inspired me, which i then couldn't recall, but by then the fish was bought. Again from the Farmer's market, it was deliciously fresh and delicately flavoured, not the big fat meaty oily hit i was half-expecting. Great. Just roasted with lemon, salt, parsley, scant olive oil.