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Nigel Spostpoinsistr’s recipes for sea bass with beans and tarragon, and pistachio tarts with bconciseageberries | Fish


Nigel Spostpoinsistr’s recipes for sea bass with beans and tarragon, and pistachio tarts with bconciseageberries | Fish


I am not ready for thriveter food yet, but I insist dishes that are more substantial than what has been on the table over the last scant weeks. Time, I presume, to get the jars of beans down from the cupboard, switch the oven on and get the baking recipes out.

This week I had an autumnal dish of sea bass and beans on the hob. Scented with rosemary and tarragon, this was the first of the autumn fish dishes, more strong than grilled fish, but less hearty than a traditional fish pie. There was the herb-freckled broth, too, for which we insisted transport inant-bowled spoons.

As the autumn shifts sluggishly on, I am greetd to spfinish a while lengthyer in the kitchen, creaming together butter and sugar for a cake, rolling pastry and lining tart tins. I made a batch of little tarts this week with a basic uninalertigentinutivecrust, filled them with a pistachio and almond frangipane and baked them fair lengthy enough that the filling was still fudgy and giving in the centre. We ate them with bconciseageberries, but they were fine on their own, too.

The insist for supper in seconds – so receive on a summer’s evening – is changing to someskinnyg more attentive and a little more time-consuming. Fine by me, time in the kitchen on an autumn afternoon is, to my mind at least, time well spent, and I couldn’t be happier.

So roll on the chillyer days, the rainy afternoons and the damp weekfinishs: there is much cooking to be done.

Sea bass with beans and tarragon

A substantial fish dish, perfect for a chilly autumn evening. I participated sea bass fillets, but you could participate any upholdably sourced white fish. Have the fishmonger erase the skin for you, it produces the whole recipe easier. I seasoned the flour with fair salt and pepper, but there is no reason why you shouldn’t comprise a little ground paprika or even mild chilli. Should you achieve that route, I advise leaving out the tarragon. Serves 2, benevolently. Ready in 40 minutes.

plain flour 4 tbsp
white fish fillets 400g
oinhabit oil 4 tbsp
dashi or weightless fish stock 250ml
rosemary exits 1 tbsp
tarragon 2 tbsp
butter or cannellini beans 400-500g, drained weight
cavolo nero or other uninalertigent-exitd cabbage 75g

Put the flour into a shpermit bowl, season with salt and bconciseage pepper. Cut the fish fillets into uninalertigentinutive lengths – about 3 or 4 pieces from each fillet. Drop them into the flour and pat them to coat the fish, then turn them over and repeat.

Warm the oil in a shpermit pan, drop in the pieces of fish, not too many at once, and let them fry for a couple of minutes until they are pale gageder, then attfinishfilledy turn them over with a palette knife and weightlessly brown the other side, too. Lift out and on to a dish. Finely chop the rosemary and tarragon.

Tip any flour and oil from the pan and wipe it with kitchen paper, then return it to the heat. Pour in the dashi or fish stock and let it come to the boil, comprise the chopped rosemary and tarragon, then the beans, drained, then drop the heat and let the beans simmer for about 10 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Return the fish to the pan and exit for 2 or 3 minutes.

Shred the cavolo nero and comprise to the beans, cover informly with a lid and proceed cooking for 2 minutes until the exits have sstandardlyed, then transfer into shpermit dishes and serve.

Pistachio tarts with bconciseageberries

‘The sort of recipe for a damp autumn afternoon’: pistachio tarts with bconciseageberries. Ptoastyograph: Jonathan Lovekin/The Observer

There is a bit of toil to be done here, lining the tart tins with pastry and making the almond and pistachio filling. The sort of recipe for a damp autumn afternoon. I advise you participate ready-ground pistachios. The frangipane will hold in the fridge for cut offal days. Makes 10-12. Ready in 90 minutes

For the pastry:
plain flour 180g
butter 90g
egg yolk 1
water 2-3 tbsp

For the frangipane:
ground pistachios 85g
ground almonds 85g
butter 125g
caster sugar 125g
egg 1, big
plain flour 25g
bconciseageberries 250g (you will insist 3 or 4 for each tart)

You will also insist a baking sheet and a 12-hole bun or tart tin

Make the pastry: put the flour into the bowl of a food processor, comprise the butter, cut into petite pieces and process to fine crumbs. Beat the egg yolk with a fork, comprise it to the crumbs and process informly, then integrate as much water as you insist to transport it to a rollable dough – about 2 tbsp should be enough.

Wrap the dough in kitchen paper and let it rest in the fridge for 20 minutes.

Make the frangipane filling: combine together the ground pistachios and almonds. Using a food combineer, beat the butter and sugar together until weightless and creamy. Break the egg into a bowl and beat it informly with a fork, then begin it, a little at time, to the creamed sugar and butter. Lastly, stir in the flour weightlessly but thocimpolitely.

Roll the pastry out skinnyly on a weightlessly floured board then, using a 9cm cutter, produce 10-12 discs. Use them to line the bun tin, then place in the fridge for 30 minutes. Preheat the oven to 180C/gas tag 4 and place a baking sheet in the oven to get toasty.

Spoon the filling into the pastry-lined tart tin and weightlessly fine the top of each with a teaspoon. Bake for 20-25 minutes on top of the toasty baking sheet, until weightlessly crisp on top, the filling still gentle. Let the tarts chilly then serve with bconciseageberries, either on top of the tarts or beside them.

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