SEDGWICK’S FISH BRAAI
FOR SUMMER SIZZLE
Add some extra sizzle
to summer with Sedgwick’s Original Old Brown as the secret ingredient to a fish
braai.
Fish is definitely
meant for braaing and by adding a touch of Sedgwick’s you’ll discover just how
versatile South Africa’s most iconic fortified wine is.
Sedgwick’s Original Old
Brown, launched in 1916, is named after Captain James Sedgwick, master of the
famous tea clipper Undine. Legend has it that when he retired at the Cape in
1853, he was the centre of attraction at his tavern, The Captain’s Rooms, where
sailors on shore leave gathered to hear his tales of the high seas. That
charisma and spirit of adventure to this day lives on in Sedgwick’s Original
Old Brown.
Try this delicious way
of braaing snoek and gather your friends for a feast! And for something
refreshing to enjoy whilst you wait, simply add a tot of Sedgwick’s to 200ml of
ginger ale or lemonade and plenty of ice. It really is that easy!
OLD BROWN SNOEK BRAAI
1 x West Coast snoek,
cleaned (or any other firm, white fish)
Sea salt flakes
30 ml olive oil
For the basting sauce
80 ml Sedgwick’s
Original Old Brown
60 ml apricot jam
100 g butter
15 ml finely chopped
garlic
10 ml finely grated
fresh ginger
A small hand full
chopped fresh parsley
For the stuffing:
100 g soft apricots
soaked in 60 ml Sedgwick’s Original Old Brown
1 orange sliced
1.
Season
the snoek inside and out and score the skin on both sides. Set aside until
needed.
2.
For
the basting sauce: mix all the ingredients together in a small saucepan and
simmer until the butter is melted. Set aside to cool slightly.
3.
Baste
the inside of the snoek with the sauce and place the soaked apricots and orange
slices inside. Tie the snoek up with string and baste the outside with the
sauce. Grill over the coals until cooked and golden. Serve with extra grilled
lemons.
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