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Bag baked trout with ginger soy - Annabel Karmel
With a milder flavour than salmon, trout is a good fish to try if children find salmon a little overpowering...
- Difficulty: Easy
- Serves 1
Preparation
- Total time
- 15 Mins
- Preparation time
- 5 Mins
- Cooking time
- 10 Mins
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sunflower oil (for greasing)
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1 rainbow trout (filleted and pin bones removed)
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fresh ginger (6 thin slices)
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1 tbsp soy sauce
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1 tsp rice wine vinegar
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1 tbsp water
For the dressing
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1 tbsp sunflower oil
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2 spring onions, finely chopped
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½ tsp fresh ginger, grated
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1 tbsp soy sauce
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1 tbsp rice wine vinegar
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½ tsp sesame oil
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½ tsp clear honey
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Preheat oven to 200'C/400'F/Gas mark 6 with a baking sheet in the oven
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Cut 2 large pieces of foil or baking parchment and grease with sunflower oil - lay the fish fillets on the foil/parchment and place 3 slices of ginger on each one
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Mix the soy sauce, vinegar and water together and spoon over the fish
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Wrap the foil/parchment to form a parcel, scrunching the foil or using metal paper clips to help secure the parchment
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Put on the baking sheet and bake for 10 minutes
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Meanwhile, heat the sunflower oil in a small frying pan
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Add the onions and ginger and when they start to sizzle, take the frying pan off the heat and set aside
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Unwrap the fish parcels and remove the ginger - transfer the fish to the plates, using a fish slice or palette knife and sliding it between the fish and the skin to remove the skin from the cooked fish
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Pour any juices left in the foil/parchment into the frying pan, then add the soy sauce, vinegar, sesame oil and honey
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Stir together, then spoon over the fish and serve immediately
Tips
Filleted trout will often have pin bones and these must be removed for children - run your finger down the flesh side of the fillet, you will feel the pin bones and can easily pluck them out using a pair of tweezers
Reviews
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Guest
★★★★☆Trout really rings the changes here, as you usually associate Salmon with ginger . Trout is just as quick and easy to cook and I think a lot tastier.
Reviewed on 03/03/15
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