We
love to try new monkfish recipes, "Rape" in Spanish and we also love to
reproduce the old
ones we fell in love with when we first arrived in Spain in 1971.
These kebabs/kabobs come from the, now defunct restaurant "El
Cangrejo", the Crab
situated in the old fishing village of "La Carihuela" near Torremolinos
in Malaga province.
We spotted the Monkfish pictured below in Marbella's fish market and it
was so fresh and glistening that we just had to have it. They are a bit
awkward to fillet and skin - so you're probably better off buying the
fillets.
We cook it on our own open grill fired by locally produced charcoal and
the flavors never let you down.
Why not include this in your own Mediterranean
Diet it's healthy and
full of goodness.
Eat well - feel full and satisfied and lose those excess pounds without
undue effort.
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250g./9ozs. Monkfish Fillets - cut into
1"/2.5cms. cubes.
8 Large prawns/shrimp - raw, peeled and
de-veined.
A medium red bell pepper cut into 1"/2.5cms.
dice.
A medium green bell pepper cut into 1"/2.5cms.
dice.
4 - 10"/25cms. wooden skewers.
8 Mushrooms - trimmed into 1" cubes.
Salt.
For
the Marinade
2 Tbls. of extra virgin olive oil.
Juice of a large lime.
2 Cloves of Garlic - finely chopped.
2 Small dried chillis - crushed.
A handfull of fresh coriander - chopped.
Monkfish Recipes Method
OK - mix all your marinade ingredients together
and pour into a shallow dish - big enough to hold the kebabs, keeping
back half the coriander to sprinkle on at the end.
Now thread the other ingredients onto the
skewers starting with a mushroom - then a piece of fish - a square of
pepper - a prawn etc, finishing with another mushroom.
You should get roughly three pieces of fish and
two prawns on each skewer.
Now arrange the kebabs in the marinade and turn
them over until well coated.
Leave to marinate for an hour or so, turning
once or twice.
Meanwhile rev up your grill - you can do these
on a griddle pan if you like or in the oven - we prefer the old open
fire.
Pour the remaining marinade over and sprinkle
with the remaining coriander.
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