“Who wouldn’t want a great schnitty! The bone-in, Flintstone-like cut is cooked in ghee,” claims the fish butcher Josh Niland. “The flavor and stability of temperature that ghee provides is unrivalled by other cooking fats.”
Swordfish Schnitzel and egg salad from “Take One Fish’ by Josh Niland
Undated Handout photo of schnitzel stuffed with swordfish from Take One Fish: A New Way of Scale to Tail Cooking and eating by Josh Niland (Hardie Grant, PS26). See PA Feature FOOD Niland. The credit for the image should read as follows: Rob Palmer/PA. Warning: This image should only be used with PA Feature FOOD Niland. (PA)
Serves: 2
Ingredients:
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2 250g (9 oz) swordfish cutlets with bone inside
250 milliliters (8 1/2 1 cup or fl oz) whole milk or full cream
One large egg
Salt flakes from the sea, fresh crushed black pepper
250g (9 oz or 1 2/3 cups) plain flour
180g (6 1/2 1 oz, equivalent to 3 cups) white panko breadcrumbs
160g (5 1/2 oz) ghee
To make the salad with eggs:
Four soft-boiled eggs cool and then peeled
100g (3 1/2 oz) freshly made or of the highest quality mayonnaise
1tbsp Dijon mustard
1 1/2 tbsp finely diced red onions
One 1/2tbsp of finely diced
Heart of Celery
1TBSP tiny salty capers, rinsed and rinsed, and
One bunch of chives finely chopped
A pinch of cayenne pepper
Sea salt flake, fresh broken black pepper
Method:
1. Place each swordfish filet between two baking sheets and then beat it with the meat mallet until it is a uniform thickness of about 2mm.
2. Pour the egg and milk into a bowl that is shallow add salt, then whisk until combined. Transfer the breadcrumbs and flour on separate baking trays and dinner plates.
3. Dip the swordfish in the flour, and then squeeze out any excess. Then, dip it in egg batter and allow the excess water to drain away. Then, coat it with breadcrumbs, pressing down hard so that the breadcrumbs are evenly adhered from end to end.
4. Then, melt the remaining ghee in a cast-iron large pan on moderate temperature. Cook one cutlet for 4 minutes, while making sure the pan is moving for the purpose of swirling the salmon with the oil. Continue rotating it at intervals throughout cooking till golden, and uniformly colored in both directions. Sprinkle generously by adding salt and black pepper. Transfer the fish onto a plate lined with towels to cool. Repeat the process with the rest of the cutlets and ghee.
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5. For the egg salad chop the soft-boiled eggs into halves in half lengthwise. Mix all the other ingredients in a bowl to be they are well-combined, then put the eggs halved on the top. Add a touch of spice and salt. The cutlets of swordfish are served with.
Take One Fish The New School of Scale-to Tail Cooking and Eating written By Josh Niland is published by Hardie Grant and priced at PS26. Photography by Rob Palmer. Available now
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