Easy Hake and Greens. It's me again, pulling through with something fishy. This dish is inspired by Kauai's Asian bowl, just Threw in a twist of Decadency! Hake fillet, caper salsa verde, spring greens, shallots serve with a charred lemon wedge.

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Ingredients of Easy Hake and Greens

You need 2 of x chunky hake fillets.
It's 1 of onion finely chopped.
You need 150 g of finely chopped chorizo.
Prepare 1 of chilli finely chopped.
It's 1 can of cannellini beans.
You need 2 of leeks finely sliced.
You need Half of a cabbage thinly sliced.
You need of Smoked Paprika.
Prepare of Seasoning.
Prepare of Olive oil.

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Easy Hake and Greens step by step

Preheat 1 tbsp olive oil over a medium heat. Fry the finely chopped chorizo and onion for 5 minutes until browning..
Meanwhile Turn on the grill to 200 degrees. Place the fish on a foil lined baking tray. Season the fish, sprinkle with smoked paprika and drizzle olive oil. Grill the fish for 5 minutes..
While the fish is grilling, add the chilli to the chorizo and fry for one minute. Then add the leeks, cabbage and beans. Season and fry for 2-3 minutes..
Remove the fish from the grill, plate up and enjoy the quickest mid-week meal..

Introduce some crisp greens in the form of samphire or chicory and some segments of citrus and you have a dish that dazzles and refreshes. The variety of fish is up to you. I used hake for this, but also worth considering is haddock and. Let sit while you cook the asparagus. Fresh hake in a creamy, lightly curried sauce, baked until just cooked through, served with spiced rice and blanched sugar snap peas.