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Turbot-charged

Gentlemen – start your engines! By engines, I mean gas/electric hobs. Get that pan nice and hot! Oil/butter in? Gently place that amazing piece of turbot in there. Or, keep it whole and bake/roast it. It’s the best way to cook it, according to the Great British Chefs site.

Whatever your preference, if it’s isn’t something you’ve tried before then, basically, you need to. Life is all about new experiences, right? Well, taste this little beauty and you’ll remember it the same way you remember poignant moments in your life:

1. Wedding day
2. Birth of a child
3. Day you tasted turbot

It’s a prized fish, so whatever you do, don’t overpower it with intense sauces or ingredients. Let it be the star of the show. Here’s a recipe from a favourite chef of mine, Nathan Outlaw, serving it on the bone.

If it’s not available, then Dover sole is a good alternative.