CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Seafood	Irish	Irishfood	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

12	oz	White fish fillets; skinned and cut
		; into chunks. eg.
		; cod, whiting,
		; haddock, monkfish
1	lb	Mussels or mixture of mussels; cockels or clams
1		Clove garlic chopped finely
1	md	Onion chopped
2	cn	Chopped tomatoes
4	oz	Chorizo sausage; (or any spicy
		; sausage), sliced
1		Glass dry white wine

INSTRUCTIONS

Make tomato sauce by frying garlic and onion in a little oil until
soft. Add tomatoes and white wine, simmer for 15 minutes with the lid
off. Wash shellfish carefully in cold water and add to the sauce -
cook for 5 minutes until the shellfish open. Discard any that stay
closed. Heat chorizo sausage in saucepan until oil runs (1-2
minutes). Drain on kitchen paper. Discard oil. Add sausage to the
sauce. Add the white fish to the sauce and cook for a further 2-3
minutes until the fish is cooked. Serve with fresh crusty bread or
boiled potatoes.
Converted by MC_Buster.
NOTES : A warm spicy fish and sausage stew - ideal for cold winter
evenings.
Converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

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