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Bankside Cooking - Fillet of Salmon (Horseshoe Style)

image The tasty ingredients for this dish.

Following their (Scott and Samantha) recent trip to Horse Shoe Lake, Scott Antony Ratcliffe, Master Chef of Great Britain, shows us how he makes a tasty fillet of salmon.

 

How many of us take tins and rehydrated food out with us while fishing, even if it’s a short session or a week’s session? Here I’m going to show how easy it is to cook fresh on the bank while you’re waiting for that special take. 

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How to make Fillet of Salmon, Horse Shoe style

You will need

A fillet of Salmon
Asparagus
New Potatoes
Cherry vine Plum Tomatoes
Cornish Cockles
Crème Fraiche
Lemon
Courgette
Salt & Pepper
Olive oil & Butter
Butter Beans

Step by step

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1- Pour the olive oil into a hot pan

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2- Add the butter to the pan 

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3- Place Salmon into a hot pan

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4- Top with salt and pepper 

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5- Place the new potatoes into pan and then turn over the Salmon   

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6- Chop the courgette and add to the pan

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7- Add the asparagus to the pan

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8- Chop the vine tomatoes in half and add to the pan 

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9- Add the butter beans to the pan

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10- Squeeze the lemon juice on the salmon   

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11- Add a spoon of Crème Fraiche and shake pan until all coated

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12- Arrange the ingredients on the plate

Salmon fillet on the bank (Done)

 


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Comments (20 posted):

Mr. Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC) on 12/10/2009 11:38:54
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That looks a nice combo of flavours. I assume the potatoes are al dante?
Fred Bonney on 12/10/2009 12:33:20
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Don't look burnt to me!!:wh
Paul H on 12/10/2009 12:38:39
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Maybe that's where you've been going wrong with pasta Matt.
Mr. Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC) on 12/10/2009 13:07:43
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hahahaha Paul, it was Dante that cooked your bacon at the Trent fish in wasn't it (insert whistley smiley thing)
Paul H on 12/10/2009 13:55:48
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I like it crispy.
Peter Jacobs on 12/10/2009 14:36:35
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I really like these recipes and hope to see more in the future.
Sean Meeghan on 12/10/2009 18:02:31
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He only said that cos there's only him and Maidment ever catch anything edible! Of course Salmon (Horseshoe Stylee) is only a euphemism for fried carp, with veg. :j
Peter Jacobs on 13/10/2009 05:28:58
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He only said that cos there's only him and Maidment ever catch anything edible! LOL That Ron Clay chap also manages to bank a few too you know. I couldn't imagine surviving a weekend session at a lake on pot noodles and the like - Yuk!
Graham Whatmore on 13/10/2009 07:56:28
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Wot! No batter? Would have tasted much better with mushy peas too I reckon. :wh
Wolfman Woody on 13/10/2009 10:10:14
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I thought I'd posted to this one last night? Don't know what happened to it, must have pressed the wrong t*t! Anyway, it being my job to put these up I had already read it and done up the photos (Samantha is pretty good though if she takes these, not much to do to them at all). Anyway, upshot is, I made this on Sunday night for my beloved pit viper and we liked it. Albeit I couldn't add the cockles as she doesn't like shellfish and couldn't even use shrimps as an alternative. I did add a little parsley though and a bit more cream (oh yes, not as friendly on the figure at CF, but tastier). It was a very nice change! Even used the Maldon salt!!!
Stealph Viper on 13/10/2009 10:12:28
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......................... :confused:
Wolfman Woody on 13/10/2009 10:27:38
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......................... Scott uses Maldon Sea Salt in his cooking and in his PVA bags with crushed boilies.....
Stealph Viper on 13/10/2009 13:51:35
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Phew ............ that would have preyed on my mind all night :D
ED (The ORIGINAL and REAL one) on 14/10/2009 10:47:50
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I'd like to bet there's probably not one person on here who will ever cook that on the bank !!!
Mr. Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC) on 14/10/2009 10:51:18
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I would. At the Trent fish in I cooked up lamb leg steaks with rosemary and garlic, courgette plus spicey cous cous. I had lamb hot pot the next day.
Wolfman Woody on 14/10/2009 11:01:43
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I'd like to bet there's probably not one person on here who will ever cook that on the bank !!! I'll get onto my bank immediately!
Stealph Viper on 14/10/2009 11:36:45
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I couldn't make this at home never mind on the bank side. I shall ask the mrs, to accompany me when i am fishing so she may knock me up a banquet. After she has stopped swearing at me, i shall take the Corn Beef sandwiches she has knocked me up and treat them as a bankside banguet.
matt on 14/10/2009 14:12:32
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I'd love to eat like this on the bank. Do the ingredients come with refridgeration facilities and a sherpa to transport the food to the peg for long sessions? and a council collection for the rubbish generated?
Mr. Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC) on 14/10/2009 14:28:37
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Cool box/ bag usually keeps stuff cool enough for first day or so (unless scorching hot summer!) What rubbish? All fresh stuff. Nowt to throw away.
Neneman Nick on 15/10/2009 17:52:45
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Who the hell is Al Dante and why are his spuds in that blokes pan???
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