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liuzhou

liuzhou

This is sort of inspired by @Norm Matthews chowder, although it is nothing like his dish.

 

This morning, I went to buy oysters for lunch and they had mussels, too, so of course I bought some. Then remembered Norm's pairing of white fish and mussels. I had some frozen hake in the freezer so dug that out.

 

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Mussels and hake with garlic, ginger, leek, red and green chillies, Osmanthus wine, Chinese chives and coriander leaf/cilantro. Served with turmeric rice.

The hake was slightly overcooked :(, but tasty just the same.

 

Next time I'll cook the mussels and the fish separately then combine to serve.

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

This is sort of inspired by @Norm Matthews chowder, although it is nothing like his dish.

 

This morning, I went to buy oysters for lunch and they had mussels, too, so of course I bought some. Then remembered Norm's pairing of white fish and mussels. I had some frozen hake in the freezer so dug that out.

 

dinner.jpg

 

Mussels and hake with garlic, ginger, leek, red and green chillies, Osmanthus wine, Chinese chives and coriander leaf/cilantro. Served with turmeric rice.

The hake was slightly overcooked :(, but tasty just the same.

 

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