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Theo Randall, head chef at the Intercontinental Park Lane hotel, shows you how to cook an amazing Italian-inspired Monkfish dish, with datterini tomatoes, potatoes, capers and Parma ham. If you haven't got any new potatoes, try dicing a large white potato instead. Add the tomatoes and return to the oven to roast the.

To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook monkfish wraped in parma ham with tomato and hummous sauce using 10 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Monkfish wraped in parma ham with tomato and hummous sauce:

1. Prepare 75 g broad beens
2. Get 60 g samphire
3. Get 100 ml tomato sauce (i've made mine from scratch)
4. Get 100 ml white wine pinot grigio
5. Take 1 fennel
6. Prepare 10 ml medium peri peri sauce (could be chilli sauce)
7. Take 50 ml Hummous
8. Take Fillet of monkfish or any other white thick fish
9. Get Parma ham
10. Take Lemon juice

Season the monkfish with a little salt and pepper and then sprinkle all over with the chopped sage. Place the fish along one end of the ham slices and then roll it. Take a look at our monkfish wrapped in parma ham recipe idea. If the monkfish comes from the tail section, join the thin bit of one fillet with the thick piece of the other to create a thick, even strip.

Steps to make Monkfish wraped in parma ham with tomato and hummous sauce:

1. Cut off stalks of fennel then cut it in half and take core out. Cut remaining fennel in wedges, cover in olive oil and roast it for 20 min on 180 ° C
2. Blanch samphire throwing into boiling and unsalted water for about 1 min. Blanch broad beans after for 30 sec.
3. To make simple tomato sauce start boiling white wine, fennel stalks and 200 m of water. When its reduced down to about 100 ml take fennel out. Add tomato passata and finish with peri peri sauce. Reduce it all together to required consistency. Season it to your likings. I like to add olive oil to it to get it more glossy plus its good for you.
4. To make hummous sauce tin it down with cold water and add touch of lemon juice
5. Wrap up fillet of fish with parma ham.
6. On hot frying pan with little bit of oil sear fish from both sides until parma ham is browned. Finish cooking in the oven for 15 - 25 min depends how thick is your fillet
7. 5 min before fish is ready heat up your veg and sauce. I trow green veg to boilng water for 20 sec and fennel to oven for 2 min. Heat up tomato sauce
8. Start plating up. Thats my idea:

This dish looks spectacular served whole, and the cooking juices will provide all the sauce you'll. Spoon the sauce onto plates and set the fish on top. Scatter the fried garlic over the fish and serve right away. A creamy Sauvignon Blanc, such as one from the Penedès region of Spain, is great with the garlicky tomato sauce on this monkfish. Cook's tips: *Don't season the fish with salt before cooking Monkfish and prawn kebabs with tomato salsa.

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