Fresh parsley, chives, mint, lemon thyme and tarragon (or herbs of your choice)
Salt and pepper, to taste
Instructions
Choose a gratin or baking dish which will take the steaks side by side and use some of the butter to grease it thickly. Put the fish into it and season with a squeeze of lemon, a generous grinding of black pepper and a little salt. Cover and set aside in a cool place until ready to cook.
To cook, simply dot the fish with the remaining butter, cover with foil and bake at 375-400°F (190-200°C) gas mark 5-6 for 20 to 25 minutes until the fish is hot and tender. While it cooks, chop coarsely and mix together heady handfuls of aromatic herbs. Scatter nearly half the herbs on a warm serving dish and lay the fish steaks on a bed of herbs. Scatter more herbs over the fish, spoon on the buttery cooking juices then the remaining herbs. Serve with wedges of lemon.
Author's Comments
I would probably use something like 8 tablespoons parsley, 6 of chives, 4 of mint and no more than 2 teaspoons each of lemon thyme and tarragon. You may prefer to use a little dill or fennel in place of tarragon, or to concoct some quite different cocktail of your own.
Instructions
Choose a gratin or baking dish which will take the steaks side by side and use some of the butter to grease it thickly. Put the fish into it and season with a squeeze of lemon, a generous grinding of black pepper and a little salt. Cover and set aside in a cool place until ready to cook.
To cook, simply dot the fish with the remaining butter, cover with foil and bake at 375-400°F (190-200°C) gas mark 5-6 for 20 to 25 minutes until the fish is hot and tender. While it cooks, chop coarsely and mix together heady handfuls of aromatic herbs. Scatter nearly half the herbs on a warm serving dish and lay the fish steaks on a bed of herbs. Scatter more herbs over the fish, spoon on the buttery cooking juices then the remaining herbs. Serve with wedges of lemon.
Author's Comments
I would probably use something like 8 tablespoons parsley, 6 of chives, 4 of mint and no more than 2 teaspoons each of lemon thyme and tarragon. You may prefer to use a little dill or fennel in place of tarragon, or to concoct some quite different cocktail of your own.
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