From: Martin & Paul's Surf 'n' Turf
All that’s good about west Cork can be found in this dish. It’s my west Cork version of surf and turf, so I’ve stolen some of Paul’s beloved black pudding to make it! Make sure your scallops haven’t been dredged, as that is disastrous for the sea bed.
From: Martin & Paul's Surf 'n' Turf
Turbot is such a prime fish that it doesn’t need a lot of cooking. With turbot, the simpler the better... If you can’t get a whole fish, buy fillets and fry them instead.
From: Martin's Mad About Fish
A gloriously light and healthy dish with a hint of Asian flavour.
From: Martin's Still Mad About Fish
Serve the fish with a drizzle of the sauce.
From: Martin & Paul's Surf 'n' Turf
You haven’t lived until you have tried lobster at least once. The most humane way to dispatch the beast is plunge it into boiling water
From: Martin's Still Mad About Fish
If you like sauces, this is a recipe for you.
From: Martin's Still Mad About Fish
Add an oyster and some sauce to a warmed shell, arranging all the shells on a bed of leaves and drizzle the sauce over the dish.
From: Martin & Paul's Surf 'n' Turf
The taste of organic sea trout grown in the clean, clear waters of the west coast of Ireland comes very close to my first memories of wild salmon. I used wild violet and rocket. My advice is forage with an expert who knows what’s edible!