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Ingredients:
8
large slices of Parma Ham
150g (5oz) cold butter cut in thin slices
8 trout fillets
10 sage leaves
2 tablespoons olive oil
juice of 1 lemon
salt
and ground
black pepper
(serves 4)
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Trout
Saltimbocca
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Preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas Mark 5.
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Lay
the slices of Parma ham lengthways on a flat surface. Put
a thin slice of butter on top of each slice (this should
leave you with about 55g/2oz butter)
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Take the trout fillets and using a sharp knife remove the
skin. The best way to do this is to place the fillets, skin
side down on a board and gently slice between the skin and
the flesh with a slight sawing motion. (You can ask a fishmonger
to skin the fillet for you or if you feel unconfident about
skinning the fish you can use the alternative method below).
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Top the butter and ham with the trout fillets. Place a sage
leaf in the middle of each trout fillet. Season the fish
with salt and ground black pepper.
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Roll
up the fish in the ham, creating a fish roll and secure
with a cocktail stick.
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Oil
a baking dish and place the eight fish rolls in the bottom.
Ensure the rolls are not touching. Place in oven and bake
for 15 minutes.
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Heat a frying-pan. Tip the juices from the roasting tray into
the frying pan. Add the remaining butter and the shredded
remaining two sage leaves. Cook over a high heat until the
butter starts to froth and go a nutty brown. Add the lemon
juice, salt and pepper and pour over the trout. Serve immediately
Alternative
Method
If
you feel unconfident about skinning the trout fillet, here
is an alternative method, which is just as tasty:
British
Trout Association, The Rural Centre, West Mains, Ingliston EH28 8NZ
Tel:
0131 472 4080 Fax: 0131 472 4083 E-mail:
mail@britishtrout.co.uk
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