Miroton de Cabillaud

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This is an easy way to make a beautifully flaky, moist and tender dish out of a fish that can turn into cotton if youdon't have the right preparation to go by.

The idea of using a julienne of cornichons or gherkins with a whitefish put me off this at first, but when my curiosity got the better of me I went ahead and tired it out.

The result was a subtle piquancy that offset the sweetness of all those onions, creating a warm, fuzzy glow on the palette that reminded me of the secret love ingredient that mediterranean grandmothers slip into everything they make when no one is looking.

This recipee achieves that effect with very little effort, and is definitely worth a try.

The adventurous ingredients are an interesting eye opener, but the real value of making this dish is the cooking technique, which is easy to master.

I have prepared other fish recipees using the method described in this one with fantastic results, even when the ingredients are quite different.

Try this a few times and you'll acquire a very useful and adaptive approach to creating richly favored, beautifully textured dishes from even the largest and thickest cuts of fish.