This marinated black cod recipe by Francesco Mazzei is full of contrasting and intriguing flavours, with Prosecco and liquorice liqueur making surprisingly amiable companions in the tarragon-infused marinade. Peas, broad beans and griotte onions are served up alongside the princely black cod - a fresh antidote to the richer flavours on the plate.
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Begin by preparing the marinade for the black cod - you will need to do this the day before. Add the liquorice liqueur, honey, Prosecco, lemon peel, chocolate mint leaves, chilli and tarragon to a suitably-sized container and mix to combine. Use to coat the cod fillets evenly and marinate in the fridge overnight
For the jam, place the chopped onions, caster sugar, beetroot and vinegar in a pan and simmer for approximately 45 minutes. Once the mixture resembles a thin jam, use a spatula to press it through a durable, strong sieve to remove lumps. Allow to cool
Once ready to cook the fish, preheat the grill to a low-medium heat and slowly cook the cod for 15-20 minutes until nicely glazed and firm
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To prepare the broad bean and pea garnish, start by removing the outer layer of skin from the griotte onions, leaving on the roots to maintain shape. Peel the pearl onions and slice in half lengthways
Add a good dash of the olive oil to a pan (with matching lid) over a medium-high heat. Place the pearl onions in the pan, cut-side down, and colour until golden brown. Add the griotte onions, along with the salt and white pepper. Once both types of onion are tender, add the peas and broad beans and stir through
Lower the heat and cover (if you don't have a lid, use foil to cover) and cook for a further 5 minutes. Remove the lid and add the nutmeg and chopped mint before serving
Spoon some of the smooth onion jam onto each plate, followed by the cod, the broad bean and onion mixture and finally some fresh pea shoots. Serve immediately
Francesco Mazzei reminds us why we fell in love with Italian food in the first place, conjuring soulful dishes that put flavour first.
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