Crispy cod with rye and lingonberry dressing recipe

"I love patting fish filets lightly with rye flour before frying. This is a very typical way of frying fish in Finland. We usually use perch or herring. I use cod here and the result is a wonderfully crispy texture at the top and a soft, moist fish on the inside. I serve the filets with fresh garden salad and new potatoes. Lingonberry dressing adds colour and tanginess to the dish."

Ingredients

For the dressing For the salad For the cod

Details

  • Cuisine: Norwegian
  • Recipe Type: Main
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Preparation Time: 15 mins
  • Cooking Time: 25 mins
  • Serves: 6

Step-by-step

  1. For the salad: whisk together all the salad dressing ingredients. Mix all lettuce leaves, cucumber and radish in a bowl. Create individual servings by equally dividing the mixture onto 6 plates. Add warm green beans and sliced potatoes to each plate. Sprinkle lingonberry dressing over the salad.
  2. For the cod: mix rye flour and salt in a shallow plate. Place each filed of cod individually on the flour and turn around to cover the whole piece with thin layer of flour.
  3. Add a little butter and a drop of rapeseed oil on frying pan. Using mixture of butter and oil for getting nice crispy texture and golden colour. Fry two filets at a time on medium heat approximately 2 minutes on each side or until fish is just cooked.

For more of Miisa's Nordic Bakery recipes, take a look at the Nordic Bakery Cookbook (Publisher Ryland Peters & Small, RRP £16.99)

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