Hat’s off to my friend Azahar at Sevilla Tapas for this great-looking and easy recipe which I will be experimenting with tonight. If that fails, there’s a takeaway roti shop down the street, right?
Naturally, not being as rich as Nigella, I won’t be cooking with Champagne, but I might use a toasty cava if I can find one dry enough. A prosecco might be a better choice, given the difficulty of finding a really dry cava in Canuckistan.
Succeeded in finding a dry Cava, and the recipe was a triumph. See the next post for a post-mortem, but the short form is the salmon, though cheapish and known for being dry, was incredibly moist and not too salty at all. And dead easy.
http://manolofood.com/dinner-party-post-mortem-salt-crusted-salmon-edition/
Comment by raincoaster — June 29, 2013 @ 9:02 pm
Oh, and note to self: when the Brits say “coarse salt” they don’t mean it. Apparently nobody there ever has to de-ice a sidewalk. Mine ended up looking like it had spent some time on the top of Mount Everest, with patchy coverage. Delicious though.
Comment by raincoaster — July 6, 2013 @ 11:00 pm