Gee it’s nearly the end of the month and I haven’t made my monthly GT recipe challenge, and this is only month two! Time seems to fly so quickly, if only the weekend had one more day…
After my recent visit to The Montpellier Public House, there was no question what I wanted to make from this months GT magazine.
Last month I had enthusiastically made my first pickled cucumbers, so I didn’t really see the need to make them again when I still had some left. The recipe was much the same anyway.
I also didn’t read the recipe properly before I went shopping and bought a fillet instead of a whole fish and because I thought the recipe called for a fillet and the fishmonger had none I bought ocean trout instead of rainbow trout. I think it worked out ok anyway.
The recipe is simple (ok, so I think I’m going to break my own rules everytime). Here is the link to the recipe on the Gourmet Traveller website.
If you like the aniseed flavours of fennel and dill your going to love this recipe. It’s perfect for an easy dinner or a light lunch. I think it would be great for a picnic too. For me, it will be perfect for those nights I finish work late and am too tired to cook and nearly too tired to eat. I guess the trout will keep for a few days. The cucumbers will keep for a few weeks or sealed in a sterilised jar for 5-6 months.
Yum! I am somewhat new to cooking fish and always looking for good ideas! Thanks for the recipe!
Thank Matt Kemp
Loved Montpellier Public House when I tried it not long before Christmas! Part of this dish for me, however, is the pot itself – I don’t know, it just gives it a bit more a homely feel – but I know logic tells me it would taste just as spectacular out of a bowl.
I love little pots too. I think it does make a difference, we eat with our eyes too
What did you have it with? Just toasted bread? Would be a luxury toast topping in any event. Bookmarking this one in GT!
Yes, just some Sonoma Sourdough. Definitely a handy one to bookmark.
YUM! What a fab light lunch or even dinner and a movie. Awesome job – looks great
Thanks Nic
Never mind it looks delicious. You’ve created your own recipe
Thanks Tania, Matt’s recipe is great, really simple and I just love dill and fennel!
sounds yummy!
That looks delightfully simple yet good enough to serve guests too! Win win!
Thanks Lorraine
i love trout with dill but oh so lazy to make them…