• fennel

    From JIM WELLER@1:135/392 to DALE SHIPP on Sun Sep 12 18:59:00 2021

    Quoting Dale Shipp to Jim Weller <=-

    I never have fennel seed on hand.

    We've never had star anise in our pantry of spices.

    The whole ones last years longer than the powder. So I make my own
    Chinese five spice powder in small batches. I also threw a single
    star anise into a quart of watermelon rind pickles along with the
    usual spices on a hunch this summer. That worked out well.

    Title: Veggie Finocchio Dish

    I do occasionally buy fresh fennel but I have to eat the whole thing
    by myself as Roslind is not fond of it.

    I don't often have Pernod, Sambuca or Ouzo but there is one treatment
    I really enjoy. I first encountered it at a seafood station at a
    posh wedding supper buffet in the Wedgwood room (you can Google pictures
    of it) in the Hotel MacDonald, a grand old railway hotel in
    Edmonton. The station chef flambeed a mixture of scallops, shrimp,
    squid and cod sauteed in butter with a mixture of vermouth, a
    dash of some kind of Pastis and enough vodka for the mix to flame
    nicely. For me it was the highlight of a wonderful dinner.

    Continuing with mackerel and bluefish ...

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    Title: Foil Wrapped Grilled Bluefish
    Categories: Fish, Grill, Herbs
    Yield: 4 servings

    Bluefish fillets
    Tartar sauce
    Onions (thinly sliced)
    Green pepper (thinly
    Sliced)
    Fresh tomatoes
    Basil
    Oregano
    Parsley
    Pepper
    Fresh lemon juice

    Place a bluefish fillet skin-side down on a large piece of foil.
    Slather generously with tartar sauce.

    Layer thinly sliced onions and green peppers on top, then slices
    or chunks of fresh tomatoes. Sprinkle with basil, oregano,
    parsley, and pepper; squeeze on lots of fresh lemon juice.

    Tightly close the foil, and double wrap with another piece of
    foil. Grill 20-40 minutes (without turning) depending on the size
    and thickness of the fish. Serve.

    Recipe By: Tom Donohue

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    Cheers

    Jim


    ... Ouzo: treat it like Sambuca (pour it down the sink).

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