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Baked fillet of seasonal catch with pinhead oatmeal, served with


avocado, tomato, cucumber and olive timbale


by Wendy Gudgeon


Ingredients: (serves 2) 2 fillets of fresh fish


Rapeseed oil for brushing Juice and zest of ½ lemon


Method: • •


• Preheat the oven to 190%C/Gas 5. Place the fish on a baking sheet and brush with a little oil.


• Mix the oatmeal, lemon juice, zest and seasoning and spread on top. •


Timbale – while the fish is cooking: 2 Scottish tomatoes


1 ripe avocado 1 dsstspn. rapeseed oil salt and ground black pepper


• • • •


Blanch, skin and remove the pips from the tomatoes. Cut into dice. Dice the cucumber.


Remove the stone and peel from the avocado and dice. Roughly chop the olives.


• Mix all together in a bowl with the basil, oil and a little salt and pepper. • •


Shape on the plate with a ring mould.


Serve the hot baked fish alongside with a little creme fraiche flavoured with horseradish and a slice of lemon and dill garnish.


Wendy Gudgeon Tel: 01786 824487 Email: wendygudgeon@yahoo.co.uk www.wendygudgeon.co.uk


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Bake in the oven for 6 to 10 minutes. The fish is cooked when the flesh becomes opaque and flakes easily when tested with a fork


5 cm. length of cucumber 4 or 5 pitted black olives ¼ tspn dried basil


25g pinhead oatmeal pinch salt and pepper


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