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Carpaccio d’ananas tahitien

22 February, 2007 Veronica Leave a comment

Elegant, delicious, and reminiscent of Pacific islands.

Serves 4.

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Tuna kebabs with marinated cucumber and onion salsa

21 February, 2007 Veronica Leave a comment

One of our barbecue standards. For about 8 people.

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Grilled red mullet in vine leaves

21 February, 20073 April, 2010 Veronica 1 Comment

Red mullet is a very special fish, and this recipe makes the most of it. I usually serve it with a tomato vinaigrette (a vinaigrette dressing gently warmed (not cooked!) in a pan with peeled, seeded and diced tomatoes).

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Grilled chicken with chilli, lemon and mint

21 February, 2007 Veronica 1 Comment

This is a smoky little number adapted from Nigel Slater. Very tasty, but if you cook it indoors I recommend opening all the windows and disabling any smoke alarms you may have. Mr Slater recommends a soothing pile of buttery couscous with it — in my experience it’s a good idea to have some yogurt and cucumber salad on hand as well.

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Besuc al Horno

21 February, 200729 December, 2011 Veronica Leave a comment

A summery Catalan recipe for those days when it’s too cold to eat in the garden.

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Baked sea bass

21 February, 20073 April, 2010 Veronica 1 Comment

Yet another recipe for sea bass, one of my favourite fish. Where bass is concerned, simple is best — and the success of the dish depends entirely on the quality of the fish. Serves 2.

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Poisson cru au lait de coco

21 February, 20073 April, 2010 Veronica Leave a comment

The Polynesian national dish, as prepared on a Tahitian beach.

Note: when not on a beach in Tahiti it is much more practical to just buy coconut milk in a can or package. We found it was thicker than the fresh-off-the-tree variety so you could dilute it a bit with water.

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Pa amb tomaquet, or pan con tomate

21 February, 2007 Veronica Leave a comment

The Catalan national dish — “bread and tomatoes”, which I admit doesn’t sound very exciting. But with ripe tomatoes and good olive oil, it is delicious. A simple starter; or, in Catalonia, a breakfast dish.

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Mediterranean Tomato Salad

21 February, 20073 April, 2010 Veronica Leave a comment

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Escalivade

21 February, 2007 Veronica 1 Comment

A simple and very delicious Catalan recipe, with almost the same ingredients as ratatouille, but a very different result.

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