8 simmering fish Recipes

onion, chopped, celery, chopped, butter, fresh tomatoes, peeled, seeded, chopped, salad oil, distilled white vinegar, lemon juice, brown sugar, prepared mustard, worcestershire sauce, salt, ground black pepper

napa cabbages, gochugaru (korean red chili flakes), coarse sea salt, fish sauce, saewujeot (salted shrimp), yellow onion, garlic cloves, brown sugar, green onions , cut into 2-inch pieces, radish (1/2 korean ), cut into matchstick pieces, minced ginger, sweet rice flour (simmered with 3 cups water)

catfish or 1 1/2 lbs red snapper fillets, cut up into about 4 inch pieces, white sugar, fish sauce (preferably three crabs brand), shallots, thinly sliced, chopped fresh chili pepper, ginger , julienned, ground black pepper

black cod , gutted, head and tail on, ginger , julienne, scallions , julienne, cabbage for lining steamer, soy sauce, peanut oil, heated to simmer

flounder or 1 large fillet dover sole or 1 large fillet red snapper or 1 large fillet rock cod fish or 1 large steak halibut, whole white peppercorns, garlic cloves, chopped, thai chiles (prik kee noo), shallots, chopped (9 tbsp or to taste), palm sugar (or brown sugar if is unavailable), water (1 tsp at first, then rest added after palm sugar has turned color), fresh ginger, peeled and finely slivered (1 inch ginger root), peanut oil, fish sauce (nahm bplah), short fresh cilantro stems, for garnish

olive oil, half an onion, chopped, garlic, chopped, half a red pepper, chopped, paella rice, hot fish stock. when buying the fish , i ask the fishmonger for some fish bones and heads (cut the gills out from the heads as these taste bitter) and simply simmer these in a couple of pints of water for 20 minutes together with the prawn shells and heads and a fish stock cube if you like, then strain), dried thyme, sachets saffron powder, some squid rings, chopped tomato, frozen peas, various pieces of firm-fleshed fish and seafood - for example, monkfish tail, cod fillet, salmon fillet, tiger prawns shelled and deveined, queen scallops with corals removed, mussels scrubbed and de-bearded, herring, trout, mackerel, whatever - it s up to you. use as much as you like, depending on how hungry the troops are! (be careful with mussels - before cooking, discard any that are cracked or open, and do not close when tapped sharply. after cooking, discard any which haven tsp opened.), chopped parsley, lemon wedges to serve