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Fish In Flatbread

The Fish in Flatbread is a stuffed sea bass encased with a nice crispy sheets of flatbread which protected the soft, cooked delicous fillet, in a shape of fish. It is a seasonal special meal done by Quarryman's Pub, only available during the Millet Festival.

SInce it's hard to make, this old family recipe is quite expensive and luxury. A single dish alone can cost a Sart or 320 Kolun. It can be served with any beverage, which cost seperately.

Ingredients

  • Onions
  • Garlics
  • Leeks
  • Lettuces
  • Parsley
  • A whole sea bass, gut free
  • Goat/cow cheese
  • Eggs
  • Millet/wheat flour
  • Melted lard
  • Warm water
  • Salt
  • Pepper
  • Olive oil
  • Preparation

    Stuffing

    1. Mince onions and garlics. Chop leeks and lettuces.
    2. In a pan on medium heat, combine the olive oil with all these vegetables. Season with salt and pepper.
    3. Cook until all vegetable tender.
    4. Put out of the heat to cool down, then add crumbled cheese.
    5. Mix together until smooth.

    Flatbread

    1. Combine flour, a pinch of salt, melted lard, and warm water.
    2. Knead the dough until smooth, rest for about 20 minutes.
    3. Roll thinly into a sheet.

    Sauce

    1. Add minced onions, parsleys, and garlics into a pan on low heat, with a little but of olive oil.
    2. Cook until all soften.

    Assemble

    1. Cut the bass to remove the spine, leaving only fillets, ahead, and a tail. Season fillets with salt and pepper.
    2. Add your stuffing between the fillets.
    3. Put our fish on rolled flatbread sheet. Brush an egg wash around it before encasing it with another sheet.
    4. Cut into the shape of fish, draw the scale, and decorate the eye and/or lip with scrap sheet, before brushing all over with egg wash.
    5. Put on earthernware plate. Bake for around 15 minutes or until the skin turn to golden brown.
    Item type
    Consumable, Food / Drink
    Base Price
    1 Sart (320 Kolun)

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    Author's Notes

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    Aug 15, 2021 09:52 by John Johnson

    The name made me chuckle, but it's actually pretty good. Even a recipe with it. Now I wanna do one in real life and eat it, just to see how it tastes.

    Aug 16, 2021 12:28

    You're welcome! I'd like to know it as well :)

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    Aug 15, 2021 22:51 by Stormbril

    Mmmmm, this sounds really tasty. I love the detail that went into including a whole recipe with this! I'd love to make it myself, the inclusion of the stuffing into the dish makes it sound mouthwateringly good.   I'd love to see some quotes, maybe in the sidebar or something, of people talking about why the like the dish, or their favourite way to prepare it! :)

    Aug 16, 2021 12:33

    It might be a bit clunky though I'm glad you like it!   The quote would be interesting! By the way, do you have any tips for writing quotes? I'd like to do it more effectively :D

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    Aug 16, 2021 17:39 by Stormbril

    What I love to do is try to think of what people related to the article topic might be thinking or saying! For a food article, it could be chefs/cooks talking about how they make it, what they like or dislike, maybe unique recipes. You could also give the perspective of regular people enjoying it, historians or community leaders talking about the importance of it, many things :D   I like to use quotes to tell bits of information that aren't necessarily 100% important, but still interesting to read and provide good flavour. You don't always have to give the quote's author a full name (behind the | in the quote BBcode), half the time I just do things like "Festival Goer" or something like that haha.

    Aug 16, 2021 19:19

    Thank you so much for the tips! I'll try that soon :D

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