Easter 2025

HAPPY EASTER!

The online order book has now closed for collections over the Easter Weekend, but we will still have lots of fish and shellfish available for you to come and select from our counters. We open at 8am each morning and we'll have good availability at the start of each day, but with many people visiting we will run out of things as the morning progresses. On Friday and Saturday we will be closing at 1pm

You can send a text to 07354 849465 to find out about availability, but please bear in mind it is going to be really busy in the shop so I will respond as soon as I can but it may be 'after hours'.

If I don't see you over the weekend, I hope you have the most wonderful Easter, and remember, we will be closed on Tuesday 22nd due to Bank Holiday Monday.

Sue

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Hake Steaks

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£7.00

250g
A generous portion for one

Cut from the larger hake, our hake steaks are 'on the bone' and full of flavour. If you're not comfortable with bones, fillets may be a better option, but if you like the added flavour of cooking fish on the bone, these will not disappoint.

Cooking fish on the bone takes a little longer than cooking fillets, but the bone keeps the flesh moist and enhances the flavour

Mitch Tonks created a simple yet delicious recipe for hake with sweet garlic and olive oil. We like to use rapeseed oil, as it doesn't burn if the temperature gets a little hot, but we follow his recipe in every other detail

Heat the oil until medium / hot. Season the hake with sea salt and cracked pepper and place in pan for 3-4 mins, add some thinly sliced garlic and turn down the heat to prevent the garlic from burning

Turn the fish and cook for another 3 minutes or so, ensure the garlic doesn't burn, then remove the hake from the pan.

Add some olive oil to the pan, a little lemon juice, chopped parsley and season to taste. Drizzle over the hake steaks and serve