Description
Please note: All fish is prepared by hand. All weights are approximate
Haddock Fillet
£3.95
Fresh Haddock Fillet (160-180g)
- Another of the UK’s favourites
- Haddock is great for baking, frying or grilling – and, of course, battering for fish and chips
- Our team of skilled blockmen carefully fillet and prepare the fish
- Caught from the sustainable & well managed stocks of Northern European waters
- Full of heath benefits – low fat, high protein, high in vitamins and minerals
Recipe
Beer battered haddock, hand cut chips, lemon and tartare sauce
submitted by Clyde Hollet from the Crab and Lobster in Sidlesham
For two portions
Ingredients
- Two 160-180g haddock portions
- 100 grams of self-raising flour
- 100 mls of cold fizzy larger
- 30 mls of carbonated water
- 20 mls of cold rape seed oil
- 1 tablespoon of mild curry powder
For the chips
- 500 grams of Maris piper or Agria potatoes, peeled and cut into chips
For the tartare sauce
- 20 grams of chopped gherkins
- 20 grams of chopped baby capers
- Chopped parsley
- 3 Tablespoons of mayonnaise
- Zest and juice of half a lemon
- Splash of white wine vinegar
Method
For the beer batter
- Add the dry ingredients into a bowl
- Slowly add the beer and carbonated water and whisk until smooth
- Then add the oil, season to taste, and refrigerate
For the chips
- Place the cut chips into a clean fryer and cook at 140 degrees until soft, but without colour, and allow to cool
For the tartare sauce
- Place all the ingredients into a bowl, mix well, and season
To finish – coat the haddock portions in seasoned plain flour and remove any excess, place the haddock into the chilled batter and coat well. Fry at 180 degrees for 5-6 minutes until light golden brown and season if desired. Remove from the fryer and drain any excess oil. Then add the chips to the fryer and cook until crisp, drain well. Serve with the tartare sauce and a wedge of lemon
