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Kerr 1 servings

INGREDIENTS

1 ts Light olive oil with a dash of toasted
; sesame oil
1/4 ts Salt
1/4 ts White pepper
4 Red snapper or halibut fillets; 6oz each with skin
2 tb Lime marmalade
1/4 c De-alcoholised white wine
2 tb Very finely chopped radicchio; red leaves only
1 ts Arrowroot mixed with 2tsp de-alcoholised
; white wine
2 tb Very finely chopped radicchio; red leaves only
1 ts Chopped parsley
Freshly ground black pepper
1 Garlic clove; bashed,peeled and
; chopped
2 tb Light olive oil with a dash of toasted
; sesame oil
Juice from 1 lime
5 tb Rice-wine vinegar
1/2 ts Ground mustard
2 tb Brown sugar
1/8 ts Cayenne pepper; use 1/4tsp if you like
; things hot

INSTRUCTIONS

FISH
GLAZE
GARNISH
VINAIGRETTE
For the fish pre-heat the broiler and position a broiler rack to
within 4 inches of the heat source. Pour the oil onto a large plate,
dust with salt and pepper, and wipe with the fish fillets, coating
both sides. Lay the fillets on the broiler rack, skin side up, and
broil for 6 minutes or until the skin has blistered and crisped.
For the glaze put a small saucepan on low heat, mix the lime
marmalade with the wine until you have a fine syrup, stirring
occasionally for about 3 minutes. stir in the chopped radicchio and
mix well. Remove from the heat, add the arrowroot slurry, return to
the heat, and stir until clear, this takes about 1 minute. Remove
from the heat and strain to remove the radicchio, leaving a soft pink
hue.
For the vinaigrette combine all the ingredients in a blender until the
garlic is dissolved, this takes about 1 minute. Serve with a salad
with the vinaigrette.
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