Fish is always one of our favourites. Serving fish for dinner brings elegance and refinement to the table - don’t you think so? Fish is very easy to cook - provided that you have a good fish shop that sells quality products and if they clean and prepare fish for you, your job will be really easy. Here we combine fish with orange and saffron. The dish becomes colourful and the delicate taste of fish meets the unique taste of saffron enhanced by the fragrance of orange. And of course, extra virgin olive oil will add its touch to the dish. For 4 servings Ingredients: 8 small bream fillets, unskinned 1 orange 1 red onion 2 TBSP of extra virgin olive oil few saffron threads salt, if needed Directions: Peel and finely chop the onion. Finely peel the orange zest and set aside. Squeeze the juice of the juice of the orange. In a large pan, heat at medium temperature the extra virgin olive oil, add the onion and cook for 2 minutes, stirring continuously. Add the sea bream fillets, add the orange juice, cover and let cook until fish is ready - you will need 5 minutes. When ready, add the orange zest to decorate.
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This is a great salad that combines healthy and savoury ingredients. Vegetarian, vegan, lactose-free, gluten-free: it is suitable to everyone and to all tastes. You can have it as a meal or it can accompany another dish - have you thought of our Cheese-filled Phyllo Pie?? For 4 servings Ingredients: 100 grams of dried chickpeas (or 1 can of chickpeas) ½ teaspoon of baking soda ½ cup of quinoa 100 grams of fresh spinach 300 grams of pumpkin, peeled, deseeded and chopped into chunks 3 TSP of a mix of pistachios and sunflower seeds 5 TBSP of extra virgin olive oil ½ teaspoon of paprika Salt 2 TBSP of raisins Juice of 1 or 2 oranges Juice of 1 lemon Directions: 24 hours in advance, add the chickpeas to a large bowl and cover largely with water – consider that chickpeas will re-hydrate and will triple the size. Add ½ teaspoon of baking soda. Soak the dried chickpeas for 24 hours. Then dry and rinse the chickpeas well. Add the chickpeas to a large pan and cover with water – again, chickpeas will absorb a lot of water so be generous! Bring to boil and then let simmer for at least one hour and a half – 2 hours – chickpeas are ready when they are firm but soft. Pre-heat oven at 190°. Place in an baking pan the pumpkin and chickpeas. Season with salt, 4 TBSP of extra virgin olive oil, paprika and the juice of 1 orange. Bake for 45 minutes, or until pumpkin is soft. Stir regularly to ensure pumpkin and chickpeas do not burn. Add more orange juice if needed. Pumpkin must remain firm and should not dry. In the meantime, in a pan, bring to boil 1 cup of water with a pinch of salt. When boiling, add quinoa and cook for 15 minutes or until water is absorbed. Let it cool in the pan. Let the pumpkin and chickpeas cool as well. Quickly roast in a pan pistachios and sunflower seeds. In a serving tray, place pumpkin, chickpeas, spinach, quinoa, raisins, mix well, add extra virgin olive oil, lemon juice, pistachio and sunflower seeds, and mix. Add a pinch of salt if needed before serving. |
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