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It's difficult to make a bad dish using good sea trout. An eat the seasons favourite is Sea Trout Fillets with a Lime-Anchovy Butter. To make the butter, beat some chopped anchovies and chopped capers into butter and blend in a little lime juice and zest. Wrap the butter in cling film, shape into a sausage and chill (the butter can also be kept in the freezer ready for use with any other flavoursome or oily fish). Grill the sea trout fillets under a hot grill for a few minutes. Serve with a slice of the butter melting over each fillet and vegetables of your choice for a sensational meal. HISTORYThe sea trout is native to European and Eurasian waters. It has been successfully introduced to numerous American, African and Australasian regions over the past century. BIOLOGYSea trout, or Salmo trutta trutta, is an anadromous (i.e. migrates up river from the sea to spawn) form of the species that includes the brown trout. It is silvery grey with black or reddish spots and pink flesh from its diet of shrimps and other pink-fleshed crustaceans. NUTRITIONSea trout is a good source of omega-3 essential fatty acids, which are linked with reduced risk of heart disease and some cancers. TIPSBUYING STORING PREPARING OTHER STUFFSome of the best sea trout in the UK are found in Wales where they are known as sewin. PICK OF THE RECIPES
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