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Fish, Mash and Peas + Parsley Sauce

8:34 pm | Publish by Craftyslh

Time to raid the freezer, when fish is what you fancy, there is nothing like lots of different types available so everyone has what they want. Hubby = cod, daughter and me = plaice.


Yet again, the potato was put through the ricer, leaving it light and fluffy, so much easier to serve and less "claggy".
The fish can be backed in individual foil parcels in the oven. Peas can be boiled on the top.
If you like sauce then the following is so easy to make, I always use the all-in-one method, it's simple and lump free. Easier than a packet mix too.

White Sauce

Ingredients

1oz gluten free plain flour
1oz lactofree butter
1/2 pint lacto free skimmed milk

Method

Put the flour, butter and cold milk into a small saucepan, over a gently heat using a balloon whisk keep stirring until the sauce has thickened, let the sauce bubble for a couple of minutes until the sauce is thoroughly cooked. Season 

Parsley Sauce

add 1 tablespoon finely chopped parsley, stir and serve.

Cheese Sauce

add 1 teaspoon dijon mustard and 2oz grated cheese, stir until melted and serve


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We have always valued Organic and Free Range produce, knowing that it has more nutrients and less chemicals. Shopping locally, keeps our farmers in business and saves food miles. Growing our own vegetables when we can is great, we just need to come to an arrangement with the pests (especially the slugs) that we also want to eat the food. Cooking is how I relax and I love to provide fresh meals, full of goodness, low fat and also flavoured with herbs from our garden. We need to change our diet from the red meat bias that we have had to a white meat/fish bias, plus more vegetarian dishes. This blog is going to show our journey towards a "heart healthy" diet for the whole family.

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