This is a great ‘hands-on’ sharing dish for a summer’s evening – it’s a really nice way to cook trout, as the fish takes on subtle smokiness from the charcoal, and the spicy, savoury nduja adds real depth of flavour, too. Serves 2-4.
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Greendale’s Mussels are supplied by the award-winning (and very local) Exmouth Mussels. Fresh from the River Exe, these plump little shellfish are full of flavour; we like them best in light, simple recipes, such as this easy Thai-inspired recipe - a fragrant and tasty treat! Serves 4.
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Inspired by the classic Moroccan Tagine, this spicy, warming stew is just the ticket for cold evenings. We’ve used Whiting for this recipe, but you can happily substitute Hake, Pollock or any other sustainably-fished white fish. Serves 4.
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These delicious parcels take moments to make. We like to serve them with something to mop up the tasty juices – mashed sweet potatoes, roasties or thick slices of crusty bread are all perfect. Serves 2-4.
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Originally from the Provence region of France, this fish stew is flavoured with a wonderfully aromatic garlic sauce, aïoli – if you have any extra aioli, it’s delicious spread on crusty bread. We’ve used monkfish here, but most firm-fleshed white fish would also be fine. Serves 4.
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Why not try this delicious recipe supplied by Local chef Mitch Tonks, using our responsibly-fished Hake caught by our very own fishing vessels. Serves 4
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Just the ticket for warmer weather, this simple, healthy salad makes a perfect light meal for two. Serves 2.
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Made with luscious fresh lobster, crisp croutons and a deliciously different dressing, this special salad makes ‘eating your greens’ a little more decadent! Serves 2 as a main course or 4 as a starter.
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Classic Eggs Benedict is a bit of a luxury in itself – but our lovely, locally-caught lobster lifts it to a whole new level. It requires a bit more effort than your average breakfast or brunch recipe, but the taste is definitely ample reward for all your hard work! Serves 2.
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This deliciously zingy, buttery recipe allows super-fresh scallops to really shine. Serves 6.
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Make the most of any leftover cooked salmon with this easy dish – served with buttered granary toast or bagels, it makes a brilliant breakfast, brunch or light lunch. Serves 2.
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Luscious lobster and king prawns in a rich, creamy white-wine sauce, all served on a scallop shell. What a treat! Serves 4.
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Delicious pan-fried pollock recipe from James Checkley from the Kentishbury Grange featuring confit chicken wing and fresh British asparagus. Serves 2.
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Unfairly underrated, Hake are just as flavoursome as any other white fish. Caught by our boats and MSC approved, our Hake is served with plump prawns and a buttery, caper-filled sauce. This lovely dish is perfect for lunch or a light supper – serve with your favourite veg, some crusty bread or a few handfuls of crisp salad leaves. Serves 4
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Greendale Red Gurnard comes from South West waters; this distinctive (and delicious) fish is also very popular in the Mediterranean, and its firm white flesh pairs really well with ‘sunshine’ flavours, like the red peppers in this recipe. Apart from a bit of chopping, this is a quick and easy recipe to follow, with impressive results – serve with lemon wedges and some salad leaves. Serves 2.
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Cooked in butter and served with a rich prosecco sauce, turbot makes for a luxurious Christmas dinner with a difference! Serve with your favourite festive veg. Serves 2.
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Low-fat, firm-textured and absolutely delicious, monkfish steaks are more than capable of holding their own on the grill. Add a sweet, spicy marinade and some cooling yoghurt sauce and you’ll be glad you tried something other than burgers and bangers… Makes 2 Steaks.
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Fresh, sweet scallops pair deliciously with flavour-packed chorizo in this easy one-pan recipe. It’s worth laying the table before you start to cook, as it doesn’t take long! Serves 4.
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Elevate humble Macaroni Cheese to an altogether more luxurious level with the addition of a whole locally-caught Greendale lobster! There are more complicated versions of this recipe out there, but (because of the time it takes to prep the lobster) we’ve tried to keep it simple. Serves 6.
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This delicious spiced fish dish makes a perfect brunch or dinner with friends. It’s a great showcase for tasty smoked haddock, though other smoked fish (such as hake) can be used equally successfully. Serves 6.
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Fish pie pancakes may sound a bit odd, but they taste delicious – why not give them a try on Pancake Day! There are a few stages to this recipe, but you can get ahead by making the pancakes in advance and keeping them in the fridge until you’re ready to assemble the dish. Serves 4.
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There are a few steps to this recipe, but it is still pretty straightforward. The end result is a luxurious, velvety bisque that tastes delicious and won’t break the bank, as it’s made with brown crab meat. Serves 2.
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Use our ready-made Seafood Sauce to whip up these luxurious mini-bites in minutes! Serves 10 as part of a buffet-style spread.
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Served without their shells and cooked in a garlicky, paprika-infused sauce, these flavoursome mussels are perfect to serve as a starter or as part of a tapas-style spread. Serves 4.
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Michael Caines's Fricassee of Lobster with Summer Vegetables and Herbs features Greendale Farm Shop's fresh Lyme Bay Lobsters. Watch how he cooks this fabulous dish and then have a go yourself.
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Eating seasonally doesn’t mean limiting your diet to a few dull recipes, as this delicious dish attests. Mackerel and new potatoes are plentiful in the UK in spring; they work beautifully together in this light but satisfying salad. Serves 2.
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Delicious Gurnard has long been popular in Mediterranean countries, but here in the UK we’ve taken a little longer to catch on! As well as being a more sustainable alternative to catches like Cod or Haddock, Gurnard is also now gaining recognition for its superior taste and succulent flesh. It works beautifully in simple recipes that allow its flavour to really shine – this easy foil-baking method does just that. Feel free to adapt the ingredients to include the herbs and flavourings you prefer (or have available). Serves 2.
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Packed with tasty Smoked Haddock and vegetables, creamy Chowder is a hearty and satisfying soup. Ready in about half an hour, it’s just the ticket when you need a quick, warming meal for a chilly evening.
Serves 4.
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Something of an institution in New England, the Lobster Roll hasn’t really caught on over here, which is a bit of a puzzle. We think they’re perfect for a summer treat - quick to make, they’re also rather delicious! Recipe will make 6 rolls, serving 6 as a snack or starter, or 2-3 as a main course.
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This rich, satisfying risotto is a great showcase for our lovely, locally-caught cooked crab. It’s surprisingly easy to make, once you get the hang of all the stirring – and, as a bonus, there will be an open bottle of white wine to enjoy alongside it! Serves 4.
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This quick and simple recipe makes the most of delicately-flavoured Lemon Sole or Dover Sole, both unfairly underrated flat fish. You can make the salad well in advance if you like, though it is lovely when the potatoes are still a little warm – and fresh salad leaves are a must. Serves 2.
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A special dish for a special occasion. We like to serve this simply with some just-wilted greens or steamed broccoli. Serves 2.
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This spiced king prawn recipe from Bini Ludlow is best eaten with freshly made chapattis and plain basmati rice. It also tastes lovely with plain natural yogurt and a simple side salad. Serves 3-4
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Perfect little mouthfuls of spice and crunch, these tasty crab bites are quick to put together (especially as you can make the crab mixture up to three hours in advance and keep it in the fridge) – but don’t assemble them until you’re ready to serve, or the poppadoms will become soggy.
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Serve up incredibly moist, flavoursome (but not salty!) salmon with this surprisingly straightforward show-stopper of a recipe. When you buy your fish, ask our fishmongers to clean and gut it for you and remove the head, but leave the scales on – otherwise the salt will penetrate into the fish.
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These neat little bites are deliciously more-ish and relatively quick to make. To get ahead, toss the prepared mango in lime juice and cook the prawns a few hours before you plan to serve them, then refrigerate them in separate dishes and assemble when required.
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