Seafood au Gratin
Full recipe. You can also make the recipe for two.
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In the morning, get
- 400 g 31-40 peeled, raw shrimps (or raw zipperback tigers for company)
- 400 g 100-150 bay scallops (or sea scallops for company)
- 400 g boneless skinless salmon fillets
- 400 g cod fillets
Drain all the water out of the salad spinner bowl and back in the fridge to let everything drip for a bit. If you can, get any large chunks of ice out. If using zipperback shrimp, good time to get the shells off. |
If you're making homemade pasta then better start that now. While the bread maker is whacking away you can carry on. Preheat oven to 375. In a fairly big frying pan sweat: |
- 1 glug olive oil
- 2 TBSP butter
- 1 chopped up onion
- 2 TBSP flour
- ¾ cup milk
- ½ tsp salt
- Some pepper
- 1tsp dried herbs. Try ½ tsp dill and ½ tsp thyme.
- Zest from a lemon.
- A good squeeze of juice from said lemon (mind the pips).
Turn down the heat to a medium low setting. Throw in the scallops and stir about until they've sweated out a quantity of liquid but haven't really begun cooking. Then remove them to a plate. Repeat with the shrimps, cod and finally the salmon. While the mostly raw seafood is resting turn up the heat a bit and reduce your soupy sauce until it's not so soupy, adding any liquid that runs off the seafood on the plate. When the sauce is not so much of a soupy mess add the cod break it up into big chunks and stir about, then stir in the scallops and shrimps.
Put a layer of seafood goo on the bottom of a 2.6 liter borosilicate glass pan. Then arrange the salmon fillets artfully on top. Layer on the rest of the goo. Cover all with:
- 4-6 oz shredded cheddar cheese
- ½ cup cornflake crumbs
Then bake until everything's bubbly and golden. |
375 for 45 min.
Let it sit for a bit before eating or it will be soupy. It can sit in the turned off oven or on top, depending upon how close you are. |
Serve with lemon wedges and Lemon Pasta. |
Drain all the water out of the salad spinner bowl and back in the fridge to let everything drip for a bit. If you can, get any large chunks of ice out. If using zipperback shrimp, good time to get the shells off.
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Then bake until everything's bubbly and golden.
Let it sit for a bit before eating or it will be soupy. It can sit in the turned off oven or on top, depending upon how close you are.
Serve with lemon wedges and