Online Ordering

 January Update!

We're seeing some amazing landings with so much variability in price that I'm keeping website ordering switched off for a few more days. There have been huge price drops across the board with fishermen catching big volumes on Wild Bass, Wild Bream, all the flat fish and lots more. I want everyone to benefit from this, so the best way to place an order is to call, text or WhatsApp 07354 849465 OR send an email to me at  info@passionateaboutfish.co.uk 

Lets make the most of the start of the year abundance... the next named storm will put a halt on it for sure!! I'll get online ordering up and running as soon as everything calms down...

Sue

Pleuronectes platessa

Plaice

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You can't order this product online at the moment, but if you give us a call or send a text to 07354 849465 we'll be able to advise on availability

We only buy plaice between May and December. This is when they are in their prime with deep, firm fillets. A large whole plaice of around 800g to 1 kilo serves 2 people well. It is a fabulous fish to be cooked on the bone, but if you prefer we can fillet for you

We like to keep it simple with most of our recipes. A classic for plaice is simply pan-frying the fillets Meanwhile, season plaice fillets and dust with a little plain flour.

Rapeseed oil is great for cooking fish, it has a higher 'flash point' than olive oil, so can get a lot hotter before burning, giving you a lovely crispy skin.

- Dry the fillets with a little kitchen paper to remove excess moisture
- Heat a drizzle of oil in a pan.
- Add the fillets skin-side down and cook for 3 minutes or so
- Carefully turn over and cook for a further 3 minutes, or until cooked (this will depend on the thickness of the fillets. Once cooked lift them out onto warm plates
- Add a knob of butter to the pan, a squeeze of lemon, some chopped parsley and a few capers (optional). Drizzle over the plaice and serve on crushed baby potatoes

Allow 4-500g of whole fish per person - remember you will lose around 50% of the weight of the fish if you have it filleted