From the Mountains of Montana to the Streets of London

In 2006, I uprooted my life to London for a Masters at RADA and Kings. This was a means to an end, a path to a coveted PhD in Performance Studies back in the States.

Days go by and I'm still here. That PhD gave way to new friends, marriage, two ridiculous cats and a burgeoning career as a solicitor.

Ah well, life is surprising and this blog is just a slice of what it's like as an American expat in London.

Thursday, June 18, 2009

The Verdict

DELISH. Heat a little bit of butter and olive oil in a pan. Season the salmon with salt, pepper and a dash of cayenne to spice things up. Fry for a few minutes skin side down, flip over (carefully, of course) and cook until done. We served it with sauteed zucchini, sepia pasta with fresh garlic and chilies and a tomato and rocket salad.

That's it. Delicious seafood is that simple. The trick is to get the good stuff. Occasionally I've caved (like a flan in a cupboard) and purchased seafood at Tescos or Waitrose. The result has ranged from decent to inedible, but never scrumptious.

This, however, was delectable. I highly recommend.

1 comment:

Big Jo Thaps said...

As one of the recipients of this meal I can testify that having the fresh fish was indeed fantastic!