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To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook harissa cod on a rosti served with ratatouille using 33 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Harissa cod on a rosti served with ratatouille:
- Take cod loins
- Make ready Harissa spice mix
- Prepare Olive oil
- Get tomato paste
- Prepare garlic paste
- Take Ratatouille
- Make ready red, green, yellow bell pepper
- Make ready white onion
- Prepare red onion
- Take celery stalk
- Make ready garlic
- Take aubergines
- Take mushrooms
- Prepare courgettes
- Get Salt
- Make ready Tomato paste
- Make ready white onion
- Make ready garlic
- Get Salt
- Get plum tomatoes
- Make ready Cabernet Sauvignon
- Make ready sugar
- Prepare thyme
- Take Fresh basil
- Make ready Rosti
- Take large peeled potatoes
- Take white onion
- Get baking powder
- Take egg
- Make ready Fresh sage
- Make ready rosemary
- Make ready salt
- Make ready flour
Raw fish close-up on a cutting board. An unadventurous people-pleaser and her childhood friend set off on a road-trip with the ghost of her late sister. This harissa recipe, a North African condiment, is based on a recipe in A Mediterranean Feast by Clifford Wright. In North Africa, cooks have long relied on this garlicky chile paste to lend depth to cooked meats and vegetables.
Steps to make Harissa cod on a rosti served with ratatouille:
- Make the harissa paste for the cod coating. Mix seasoning with garlic, oil and tomato paste. Coat the cod ready for baking.
- Preheat the oven to 180’C.
- Prepare the tomato base. Fry the onion and add splash of water to soften. Add the rest of the ingredients except the wine and simmer for 20 minutes. Add the wine and stir well. Take off the heat.
- Ratatouille. Roast the diced vegetables ensuring they are still firm.
- Prepare rostis. Grate potatoes and onions and add remaining ingredients. On a medium pan spoon preferable sized portions into the pans and gently fry on both sides. Once they are shaped they can be deep fried on 170’C until golden.
- Bake the cod until it flakes. Fry rostis and combine the ratatouille with the tomato base. Serve with fresh herbs and a good glass of wine.
Serve alongside any chicken, slow-cooked lamb or with a selection of vegetables and legumes. Long baby carrots look lovely here, as ever, but if you Add the carrots, mix well, then spread out on a large parchment-lined baking tray: you don't want to overcrowd the carrots, so use two trays if you need to. Harissa adds a wonderful smoky spice to the delicate flavour of white fish in this dish while the bulgur topping adds a healthy crunch. This smoky cod dish makes a great midweek meal - it's quick, low calorie and made in just one pan, which saves on washing up. Mix the breadcrumbs, harissa and the remaining oil and put a few spoonfuls on top of each piece of fish.
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