I eat a lot of haddock; it has a fine, clean flavour and if you get a thick piece is quite similar to cod. You can use haddock for any recipes for which you would use cod. It roasts, fries, poaches ...

Bradley Wallace, of The Common Man, shows how to make this tasty haddock dish.Pesto haddock (serves 2-3)1 lb. fresh haddock filetspinch salt and pepper4 oz. melted butter2 oz. white wine1 oz. fresh ...

Air fryers have become a kitchen must-have. For a while, many jokes floated around that people who owned one never stopped talking about it. Consider me guilty of this, as I can't stop raving about it ...

I’ve written a lot of recipes in this style, partly because they work very well with light red wines like young Pinot Noir, Sangiovese or Beaujolais. This recipe was originally published in Secret ...

Fish cooked en papillote is going to be a winner, whether the packaging is greased parchment paper, as in the original French method, or today's more common aluminum foil. The feast the diner unwraps ...

Fish cooked en papillote is going to be a winner, whether the packaging is greased parchment paper, as in the original French method, or today’s more common aluminum foil. The feast the diner unwraps ...

2 (6-ounce) skinless cod fillets, about 1 inch thick (or haddock or red snapper) Instructions: Pat all sides of fillets dry with paper towels. Sprinkle on all sides with salt and pepper. Heat oil in ...

It’s that time of year when you decide it’s time to (finally) eat healthier. January does that to people. One easy way to eat better is to occasionally switch out the fatty red meat for seafood. The ...

You can substitute red snapper or haddock for the cod. The “skinned” side of a skinless fillet can be identified by its streaky, slightly darker appearance. Why This Recipe Works Butter basting, a ...