(Norsk versjon: Torskebunter)

 

This yummy dish is perfect for wrapping in tinfoil and cook in the embers of a fire, or on your grill, or like I did here – in the oven. The cheese and the ham will melt together and make the best taste on both the fish and the sauce.

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Ingrediens:

  • 500 gram cod, plaice, Pollock – skinned and boneless
  • 1 bundle of green asparagus
  • 100 gram blue cheese, like Roquefort
  • 5-6 rashers serrano ham, or similar
  • Just a tiny bit of butter or oil for the tin or tin foil.

Cut the fish in portion size pieces. If you want to do it real pretty; place a rasher of ham on your cutting board, place on it 2-3 asparagus, then the fish, then the blue cheese. Wrap the ham around the bundle, and place the whole thing in a tin or tinfoil. My fish was frozen solid, so I just placed it in layers in the baking ting.

Place your tin foil packages in the embers of a fire, on a grill or cook it in the oven on 200 degrees Celsius. How long to cook it for will vary with what kind of fish you are using and how thick the pieces are. I left mine in for 30 minutes. When the fish starts to flake – then it is done!

Serve with good bread to dunk in the sauce!

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16 thoughts on “A super good fish dish

      1. We had it last night and it was absolutely delicious! I did get the ‘wrong’ cheese by mistake but the flavours were still awesome. Thank you again for the recipe and we will continue to experiment :o)

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      1. It was a success! I used basa fish that I had in the freezer – it was a fantastic way to spice up bland-tasting fish. My daughter usually cooks for me at the weekend – so it was a lovely surprise for her. Blue cheese and Serrano (pancetta) really go well together and we often use it to wrap and bake chicken. But this was such a winner with fish!

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