The Australian Women’s Weekly Food

Festive seafood

PG 39

PG 39

PG 40

from the Test Kitchen

Buy prawns as close as possible to the day you plan to serve or cook them. Fresh and cooked prawns will keep in the fridge for up to three days. Store in an airtight container in the coldest part of the fridge.

PG 40

from the Test Kitchen

It’s important that both fish fillets are similar in length and thickness, as this will ensure the fish will cook evenly. Combine the dressing ingredients close to serving to preserve the colour of the herbs.

Lobster with green olive & currant salsa

PREP TIME 35 MINUTES (+ STANDING) SERVES 6

1 medium fennel bulb (300g), trimmed, fronds reserved
150g curly endive
3 cooked lobsters (1.8kg), halved lengthways

GREEN OLIVE & CURRANT SALSA

3 (420g) medium lemons
⅓ cup (70g) pitted small green olives, chopped

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