In a small bowl, mix together the softened butter, minced garlic, chives and chopped wild garlic leaves. Set aside. Season the plaice on both sides with salt. Heat a large non-stick pan over ...

In a large heavy based medium sized saucepan on medium high heat cooked the sliced onions in the rapeseed oil for 4-5 minutes to soften. Add the minced garlic and cook for a further minute before ...

This is a very nice way to prepare plaice. It’s OK grilled and nice tranches are good roasted on the bone, but I don’t think ...

4 very fresh plaice or sole on the bone 2 to 4 ounces butter 4 teaspoons mixed finely chopped fresh parsley, chives, fennel and thyme leaves Salt and freshly ground pepper Chef Darina Allen notes: ...

A I would recommend you try a cross between poaching and steaming the fish called “en paupiette” which is basically cooking inside an aluminium foil and baking parchment parcel. The fish firstly needs ...

Make your mash as you normally would and just before serving check the seasoning and add the chopped herbs. To serve: Heat the fryer to 170oC. Carefully place the breaded fish into the fryer. Do this ...

WE'RE incredibly lucky to have such a variety of fresh fish and seafood readily available to us in UK waters. Plaice is a longstanding favourite and staple of British cuisine with the UK being one of ...

Dinner for one, simple and quick, cooked in just one pan Diana Henry The Telegraph's award-winning cookery writer Diana Henry is the Telegraph’s much-loved cookery writer. She shares recipes each week ...

This weekend’s herb breadcrumbed plaice with parsley sauce is a dish of pure comfort. The breadcrumb topping works with just about any fish you can get your hands on, so do rely on your fishmonger to ...

Plaice is a very common fish in Ireland and traditionally sold as fillets in fishmongers or supermarkets when I was a boy. Though not as meaty as turbot, it is great to cook on the bone and offers a ...