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For fish-lovers, Doctissimo brings you summer and winter fresh fish recipes from around the world. Curries, baked whole fish, chargrilled fillets- you'll find a fish recipe for every season to suit your taste-buds and budget.

Antioxidant-rich fish with salsa Antioxidant-rich fish with salsa A number of foods are known for their antioxidant properites and this fish and salsa dish includes cod, celery and parsley...
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Omega-3-rich trout stuffed with sage Omega-3-rich trout stuffed with sage Omega-3 fatty acids, found in oily fish, are useful for brain function. This trout stuffed with sage is both tasty and healthy.
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Baked bream Baked bream This classic baked Iberian dish, Besugo al Horno, combines whole bream and thinly sliced potatoes.
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Baked plaice with bacon Baked plaice with bacon This is a tasty and unusual way of cooking and serving plaice, or similar flat fish and goes really well with a vegetable stir-fry.
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Baked salmon with cucumber dill sauce Baked salmon with cucumber dill sauce Equally good with salmon steaks or fillets, this simple summery dish is quick to make and very healthy.
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Baked trout with almonds Baked trout with almonds Enjoy this delicately baked whole trout enhanced with a citrus flavour and a nutty almond texture.
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Battered cod and chips Battered cod and chips Yeast batter is particularly good for fish, as it is easy to make and remains crisp through frying, as you'll see with this lightly fried cod.
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Chargrilled tuna with tomato salsa Chargrilled tuna with tomato salsa These marinated tuna steaks should be served straight from the pan, grill or barbeque while still sizzling hot.
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Chinese-style steamed bass Chinese-style steamed bass An impressive restaurant-style dish that brings out the clean, delicate flavours of the bass and is easy to prepare.
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Cod in tomato sauce Cod in tomato sauce The tomatoes and wine add sweetness to this Spanish cod dish and a sprinkle of chilli flakes can give an extra zing.
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Fish coconut stew Fish coconut stew This popular Brazilian stew, Moqueca de Peixe, usually includes distinctively flavoured palm oil but you can leave it out altogether.
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Fisherman's pie Fisherman's pie The British fisherman's pie, with its creamy filling and potato topping, can be luxurious or homely, depending on the seafood used.
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Fisherman's tuna stew Fisherman's tuna stew This tuna fish stew, which Basque fishermen call Marmitako de bonito, was originally made at sea to feed a hungry crew.
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Grilled halibut with green sauce Grilled halibut with green sauce A fresh-tasting dish, this grilled halibut is easy to prepare and cooks in minutes, making a quick and healthy lunch or dinner.
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Haddock mornay Haddock mornay With a layer of freshly-cooked spinach under the poached haddock, this classic mornay is a nourishing one-pot meal.
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Halibut with chunky romesco Halibut with chunky romesco Romesco is a classic sauce from Catalonia, Spain, made from tomatoes, garlic, onion, peppers, almonds, and olive oil.
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Herrings in oatmeal with gooseberry sauce Herrings in oatmeal with gooseberry sauce Gooseberry sauce is a traditional accompaniment to oily fish, such as herrings, mackerel, tuna, and swordfish.
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Leaf-wrapped Asian sole Leaf-wrapped Asian sole Gently steamed fish makes a healthy, tasty supper that goes well with steamed vegetables
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Mackerel with cucumber salad Mackerel with cucumber salad Perfect for a summer lunch, the mackerel can be grilled or cooked on the barbecue, and if there's leftovers, try filling an omelette.
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Mediterranean-style grilled sardines Mediterranean-style grilled sardines Popular in coastal regions all over southern Europe, grilling is the way to enjoy these oily sardines at their very best.
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Mixed fried fish Mixed fried fish This recipe works best with firm white fish, but you can also use squid, sliced into rings. Great for dipping into homemade mayonnaise.
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Monkfish with mussels and pancetta Monkfish with mussels and pancetta The firm, slightly sweet flavour of monkfish is delicious with salty pancetta and fresh tomatoes, along with a crisp green salad.
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Salmon en papillote Salmon en papillote Cooking in a tightly sealed parchment packet or papillote, ensures that the cooking juices are retained and keeps the fish moist.
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Salmon fishcakes Salmon fishcakes These gorgeous salmon fishcakes are ideal as a main course or made smaller, as a bite-sized canapé.
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Salmon in puff pastry Salmon in puff pastry Baking salmon en croûte keeps it moist and succulent, and this pasty dish looks great when sliced for serving.
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Salt cod braised with vegetables Salt cod braised with vegetables In this dish, salt cod is tender and fragrant with the classic Spanish aromas of garlic, bay leaves, and saffron.
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Seafood and tomato stew Seafood and tomato stew This seafood rustic stew - a mix of prawns, scallops and monkfish - is delicious served for lunch or dinner.
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Seafood salad Seafood salad Suitable for lunch, a picnic, or a light supper in the garden, this prawn and salmon seafood salad is an ideal summer dish.
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Seared tuna with cucumber and fennel Seared tuna with cucumber and fennel This tuna is served very rare, seared for only around a minute, so it is essential that it is bought as fresh as possible.
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Skate wings with brown butter Skate wings with brown butter This classic French dish, raie au beurre noisette, requires care to ensure the butter doesn?t burn, but gently browns instead...
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Smoked haddock with spinach and pancetta Smoked haddock with spinach and pancetta This deliciously satisfying smoked haddock dish is great for a quick family supper on a chilly evening.
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Spiced fish and prawns Spiced fish and prawns A fine example of the Nonya cuisine of Singapore, this spiced dish goes well with rice, noodles or a stir-fried vegetable dish.
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Stuffed sardines in vine leaves Stuffed sardines in vine leaves Fresh sardines are full of flavour, and this easy rice and herb stuffing soaks up the tasty juices from the fish.
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Swordfish baked with herbs Swordfish baked with herbs Rosemary is not often used with fish, but it perfectly complements the strong flavours of the baked swordfish.
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Swordfish skewers with rocket salsa Swordfish skewers with rocket salsa Tender and flavoursome, these fish and pepper skewers can be cooked on the barbecue or under a hot grill.
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Tuna carpaccio Tuna carpaccio The original Carpaccio dish was made with beef instead of tuna at Harry?s Bar in Venice, in 1950.
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