Rainbow trout
The North American rainbow trout was introduced into Europe at the end of the 19th Century. It grows quickly and is farmed extensively. In European waters, farmed fish rarely grow bigger than 22lb. It can be cooked whole or as fillets. Its very fine bones can be difficult to locate.
Eat
Cooked: Pan-fry, bake, grill, roast.
Preserved: Hot and cold smoked. Salted roe.
Flavour pairings: Classical French: white wine vinegar, butter, lemon, chives, almonds, hazelnuts.
Classic recipes: Trout with Serrano ham; trout in breadcrumbs; trout with almonds; truite au bleu; potted char.
5 comments:
Looks a bit like our dinner except we had salmon steaks. :)
we had a fishy dinner too tonight. Felt a bit lazy, so went to get some fish and chips!
I don't think I've ever eaten Rainbow trout, no idea why not, as I love fish. Looks very tasty.
I love trout. We have plenty in the river at the end of the garden. Lovely!
We usually eat fresh trout, caught by my brother. There's nothing to beat that taste. But unfortunately it happens only when we drive uphill to fish in the trout infested waters!
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