11 February 2011
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Fish
February 11, 2011

Today's lunch was the the result of using up the cream in my fridge, amongst other ingredients that needed to be used today before I set off on my plane journey to Sydney this evening. I also found pictures that I had taken at a Tuscan beach in San Vincenzo last August, and it had inspired me to make an Italian flavoured sauce for the fish...how I long for the sea again!
600g White fish fillets
8 Large flesh tomatoes
1 garlic, clove
1-tablespoon thyme, fresh
4 sundried tomatoes, chopped
1 red onion, medium chopped
200g thickened cream
Salt & Pepper for taste
2 tablespoons olive oil, extra virgin
3 large tomatoes, finely chopped
Method
1. Chop the fresh and sundried tomatoes finely, place in a bowl and add the chopped thyme and thicken cream. Add salt and pepper.
2. Add 1 tablespoon to a pan and sauté garlic and finely chopped onion together until transparent.
3. Add chopped tomatoes mixture to the pan with the onions and extra olive oil in the pan and mix through.
4. Transfer the tomato sauce mixture to the fish in a slightly oiled baking pan and bake in 45 minutes in a 180°C (320°F) preheated oven.
I've baked sweet potatoes, floury white potatoes and red onions together with the fish.

Sommer J
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... INCREDIBLE photos. Wow. They are all breathtakingly gorgeous, Julie! The fish looks so delicious as well. I want some right now- you're still in Germany for a few hours yeah Have a safe trip to Sydney and have loads of fun! |
becca
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... I'm seriously so impressed with your photos. They are so gorgeous! This meal sounds so yummy!! We are trying to eat more fish and would LOVE to try this recipe!! Makes me long for sunny, warm weather too. |
Hgourmet_Foodie
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... I am drooling over fish .I have never used thick cream for fish fillet, its sounds like a fantastic idea!! This sauce looks so delicious with all the lemon tomatoes.. I am bookmarking this recipe to do it later!!!. Absolutely beautiful natural shots…I specially like the last image and the sand shapes!!! |
Erin
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... Will definitely try that fish recipe, sounds yummy ! Look forward to seeing some of the beautiful photos you will have taken on your trip down under ! Cheers, E |

.I have never used thick cream for fish fillet, its sounds like a fantastic idea!! This sauce looks so delicious with all the lemon tomatoes.. I am bookmarking this recipe to do it later!!!.
Look forward to seeing some of the beautiful photos you will have taken on your trip down under ! Cheers, E