Campervan Cooking – Lemon Caper Hake

 

Lemon Caper Hake

Ingredients

5 medallions of hake

1 tblspoon Butter

Juice of one lemon

Half a jar of capers

Salt and pepper

Parsley

Methodology

In a hot pan melt the butter, add the hake medallions that have been seasoned with salt and black pepper on the one side. Let the hake cook for approximately 4 minutes on the one side, then turn them over and season the other side with salt and pepper in the pan. Add the lemon juice and capers and cook for 4 minutes or until hake is cooked through.

Served with the lemon caper hake is creamy mash and peas.

5 Responses to Campervan Cooking – Lemon Caper Hake

  1. With all that butter, you must be the Paula Deen of the deep south 🙂

    Alan February 27, 2013 at 12:39 am Reply
  2. Well done – think you are a natural at this Tina – and the dogs too! They are soooo funny!
    Looking forward to the next one!

    Peta McMaster February 27, 2013 at 8:57 am Reply
    • Gee, thanks Peta, it is really such fun. The dogs make the production tho’, not the cooking LOL. Glad you enjoying the episodes. Next one, this coming weekend. xx

      tinabotton February 27, 2013 at 2:58 pm Reply
  3. Tina when you return you’ll easily get a job as the new TV chef I’m most impressed! The dogs look like they are enjoying the new adventure xx

    Sylvia March 19, 2013 at 9:29 pm Reply
    • Hi Sylv’ We are having a lovely time. We are in Coffee Bay for the next month. Hoping to do a cookoff with mussels sourced from the local fisherman. Got some crays today which are chilling in the freezer. Thank you for your kind words, but don’t think I want a job as a TV Chef LOL. Met a chap called Dylan de la Hunt yesterday at Hole in the Wall, he knows you well, used to ride with Lisa. Small world hey!!!

      tinabotton March 24, 2013 at 2:04 pm Reply

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