The Inland Fish & Seafood Hub: 160km from the Open Sea

The Inland Fish & Seafood Hub: A Growing Collection
Preparing fresh, high-quality seafood 160km from the open sea requires a bit of resourcefulness and a lot of passion. This is a constantly evolving collection of my favourite fish and seafood recipes, cooked and perfected in rural Andalucía. From village staples like Merluza to Mediterranean classics and campervan-friendly treats, explore this ever-expanding library of inland sea-flavours.

Jump to: Monkfish · Cod and Salt Cod · Hake and Other White Fish · Sea Bass and Bream · From the Market: Danny's Fish · Tuna and Swordfish · Salmon and Trout · Mackerel and Sardines · Shellfish and Tapas · Basics and Extras

That lagoon is my "secret" campervan park-up, a quiet spot with picnic tables where I can watch the water in peace. It is a reminder that even in the heart of the Spanish interior, the spirit of the sea isn't far away. To many, this might seem the wrong place to run a seafood kitchen, but in Andalucía, the distance only makes a good catch from the village market — or a well-timed online order — more of an event.

The Gold Standard: From Montrose to Monte Lope-Álvarez

People often ask how a man living 160km inland becomes so particular about his fish. The answer lies at 10 Mill Street, Montrose. When I was eleven, I lived there for a year with my Scottish granny. She would dispatch me to Mac Fisheries on the High Street with a single, non-negotiable rule: "If the fish isn’t flapping on the slab, don’t buy it!"

That year was spent exploring the Montrose Basin—the UK’s largest inland saltwater lagoon—on boats arranged by my uncle Bert or "unofficially" scouting for salmon in the North and South Esk rivers with my pal Kevin McGowan. Whether I am in the foothills of the Sierra Sur or the basin of Angus, that demand for absolute freshness remains my gold standard.

Resourceful Cooking with Roman Roots

My kitchen is a bridge between the coast and the olive groves. Whether I’m preparing a monkfish recipe or my baked spider crab, the foundation is always the same: Montetucci olive oil. Produced right here in my village of Monte Lope-Álvarez, this "verde" oil carries the heritage of the ancient Iberian and Roman city of Tucci. Sautéing fresh prawns or crab in an oil with such deep roots creates a flavour you simply can't find at the beach—it is the taste of the Spanish interior meeting the sea.

Monkfish

Start here: Monkfish Recipes: How to Buy, Trim and Cook It – How I buy and trim monkfish, when it's perfectly cooked, and where to find every monkfish recipe in the collection.

• Monkfish Recipe (Poor Man's Lobster) – Meaty, succulent, and basted in garlic-thyme butter.
• Pan-Fried Monkfish Fillet with Ladolemono – A monkfish loin pan-fried in minutes and dressed with the Greek lemon and olive oil sauce, cooked for one on a Friday night at Casa Adora.
• Monkfish Cheeks: Pan-Seared with Fresh Pomegranate – Two cheeks from a whole monkfish, seared for two minutes and finished with fresh pomegranate seeds from my neighbour Encarni. A simple Andalusian tapa for one.
• Delicious Monkfish Provencal - With shallots, spinach, and cherry tomatoes.
• Stir Fry Monkfish Tail – A fast stir-fry of monkfish tail with soy and sherry.
• Vietnamese Monkfish Lettuce Wraps – Imperial flavours from Huế, paired with a fiery Tropical Sunset fermented chilli sauce.
• Monkfish Curry: Dishoom Style (for one) – Monkfish tail marinated with tamarind and simmered in a spiced sauce built on my onion tomato masala, adapted from Dishoom's Chef Arun's Family Fish Curry.
• Monkfish Boulettes in Spicy Saffron Sauce - Inspired by my time living in France.
• Griddled Monkfish on a Fermented Vegetable Bed with Depur Vinaigrette – Monkfish dusted with pimentón picante and griddled, set on a bed of three Bionsan ferments — fennel, sauerkraut and kimchi — with new potatoes and asparagus finished in the same pan, drizzled with a Depur vinaigrette.
• Monkfish Stock: Using the Head, Cartilage and Trimmings – A golden, concentrated stock made in under an hour from what is left after trimming a monkfish tail.

Cod and Salt Cod

Start here: Cod Recipes: Baked, Pan-Fried, Confit and Fish Cakes – Which cod recipe to make on the day, from baked and pan-fried to confit, salt cod and fish cakes.

Also start here: How to Cook Cod: Fresh, Frozen and Salt Cod – How to cook cod your way: pan-fried, baked, confit or en papillote, plus how to cook frozen cod and how to desalt and bake salt cod.

Fresh cod, Norwegian skrei and salt cod (bacalao) all turn up in this kitchen, from a simple pan-fried loin to fish cakes made with the leftovers.

• Cheesy Baked Cod – A comforting, bubbling traybake with a tomato-and-pepper base.
• Cheesy Cod Timbale - An elegant, moulded dish inspired by a memorable birthday lunch.
• Cod Parcels en Papillote – Steamed to perfection with saffron rice for a foolproof Friday feast.
• The Cod Has Come from Norway (Skrei) – Celebrating the arrival of the seasonal, pearly-white 'King of Cod'.
• Pan-Fried Cod Loin – A simple, golden sear that lets the quality of the fish speak for itself.
• Spanish-Style Cod with Peppers and Olive Oil Broth – Cod cooked Spanish style with peppers in an olive oil broth.
• Cod or Hake - Cooked in a luxurious creamy lemon sauce.
• Baked Cod in Lemon Cream Sauce with Capers and Shallots — Cod baked in a rich lemon cream sauce with capers and shallots. Elegant, unfussy, and the kind of recipe that makes the most of a good piece of fish.
• Roasted Cod Loin and Halloumi with Minted Pea Purée – Cod loin and halloumi straight from the outside kitchen oven, with baby sweet peppers and a vivid minted pea purée.
• Parmesan Crusted Cod – A crisp garlic-parmesan breadcrumb crust over a moist fillet, twelve honest minutes in the Casa Adora oven.
• Cod Loin Poached in Early-Harvest Olive Oil — Black Beans, Confit Garlic & White Asparagus — Icelandic cod loin poached at 60°C in Montetucci early-harvest olive oil infused with confit garlic and lemon peel, rested on warm black beans with flat leaf parsley and pimentón, white asparagus alongside. Eaten in the shaded internal patio at Casa Adora on a 41°C September evening.
• Ancient Egyptian Recipes — Salt Cod with Herb Dressing — bacalao soaked and dressed with garlic, parsley, coriander, cumin, and lemon. The same instinct as the Nile — salt, time, fish — applied to a modern kitchen.
• Salt Cod Fish Cakes Recipe with Leftover Mash and Caramelised Onions — Icelandic salt cod soaked, poached and folded into leftover mash with slow-cooked red onions, crumbed in buckwheat sourdough and fried in olive oil. Served with lamb's lettuce and a big dollop of remoulade.

Hake and Other White Fish

Hake (merluza) is the village staple, even 160km from the coast. Alongside it are rosada, cazón, turbot and the rest of what turns up at the market.

• Hake in Spain (Merluza a la Romana) – A village staple, even 160km from the coast.
• Hake and Langoustine Stew — Catalan Style with Saffron & Almonds – A suquet-style stew built on a ten-minute langoustine shell stock, golden with saffron and thickened with an almond picada. Cooked with fresh pescada and langostinos from Marta's village counter.
• Debbie & Andy's Pan Fried Hake — Gran Alacant — Andy's pan fried hake from the family holiday home in Gran Alacant. Fresh merluza from the waters off Santa Pola, crushed new potatoes, a simple salad. Five ingredients, twenty minutes, and a lesson in eating at the wrong time.
• Three Days of Rosada – Pan-cooked, fish pie, and Mediterranean bake. Three ways with rosada, the firm, mild white fish that turns up reliably at the village market and rewards every approach you throw at it.
• Marinated Cazón with Vegetable Pilau Rice – Cazón — the dogfish of Andalucían fish markets — marinated, pan-fried, and served with a fragrant vegetable pilau. A taste of the coast, 160km inland.
• Easy Pan-Fried Turbot — A Cantabrian Encounter (Rodaballo) Known locally as rodaballo, turbot is a luxurious treat with a delicate flake. This one was cooked in Cantabria — a simple, respectful preparation that lets an exceptional fish speak for itself.
• Bombay Duck – A crispy, fried Pescadilla recipe that’s a nostalgic nod to classic flavours.
• White Fish Ceviche – Fresh, zingy, and 'cooked' in citrus—perfect for a hot Andalucian afternoon.
• No-Cream Fish Pie - An all-in-one comfort pie without the faff.

Sea Bass and Bream

Sea bass (lubina) and sea bream (dorada) cooked four ways: pan-seared, baked in a foil parcel, pan-roasted and salt-baked, plus a whole bream baked or grilled with herbs. All the sea bass recipes are gathered in my Sea Bass Recipes guide.

• Pan Seared Sea Bass - A Jamie Oliver classic.
• Baked Sea Bass Fillets in Foil: Sea Bass En Papillote for One — A 180 g skin-on fillet sealed in a parchment and foil parcel with lemon, cherry tomatoes, capers and white wine, baked for 15 minutes and served with boiled baby potatoes. Fish from the midweek market in Baena.
• Danny's Pan Roasted Sea Bass with King Prawns and Salsa Verde — Sea bass fillet crisped skin-side down in butter, king prawns added to the same pan, the whole lot dressed with a sharp salsa verde of parsley, capers and lemon. Ten minutes, one frying pan, Danny's kitchen.
• Salt Baked Sea Bass – A Whole Sea Bass Recipe — A whole lubina from the village store, buried in a fine salt crust and baked until the crust cracks away. One fish, a probe thermometer and very little else.
• Baked Sea Bream – Dorada al Horno with Potatoes and Garlic Prawns – A whole dorada baked over potatoes, onions, and garlic on a Friday morning in a Spanish village kitchen. With a garlic prawn garnish in aceite verde.
• Ancient Greek Recipes — Grilled Fish with Herbs and Olive Oil — a whole dorada on the plancha, dressed with dried oregano and aceite verde. Archestratus said good fish needs almost nothing. He was right.

From the Market: Danny's Fish

My son Danny visits the Grimsby wholesale fish market every week and buys whatever catches his eye. He cooks the way I recognise — good fish, minimal interference, capers — and these are his recipes, written up in my voice.

• Danny's Cornish Hake with Potatoes, Capers and Samphire — Thick Cornish hake fillet pan-seared and finished on a bed of sliced potatoes with capers, samphire and olive oil. A simple one-pan fish supper.
• Danny's Whole Turbot with Capers and Parsley — Whole turbot scored across the bone, grilled then finished in the oven with white wine vinegar, capers and parsley. Danny's signature bone-in method at its simplest.
• Danny's Grilled John Dory with Capers, Parsley and Garlic — John Dory on the bone with smashed capers, parsley and garlic. High heat, minimal interference, a charred lemon half alongside.
• Danny's Roasted Monkfish with Cherry Tomatoes, Capers and Lemon — Monkfish chunks roasted with cherry tomatoes, whole capers and lemon. Served straight from the roasting dish.
• Danny's Tandoori Halibut with Cucumber and Herb Yoghurt — Tandoori-marinated halibut, seared and oven-finished, with a cool cucumber and herb yoghurt. Loosely based on Gordon Ramsay's Fast Food recipe.
• Danny's Cataplana — Cod, Clams and Chorizo — Cod, clams, prawns, potatoes and cooking chorizo sealed in a copper cataplana and left to do its work. Portuguese in character, unfussy in execution.
• Danny's Roasted Cod with Beluga Lentils, Asparagus and Endive — The most composed plate in the series. Roasted cod on dressed beluga lentils with charred asparagus and caramelised endive. No capers.
• Danny's Roasted Cod with Chorizo and Potatoes — Cod loin roasted on a bed of sliced potatoes, cooking chorizo and white onion, the fat doing all the work, finished with a rough parsley and garlic salsa. One ovenproof pan, Grimsby market, Cleethorpes kitchen.
• Danny's Pan Roasted Sea Bass with King Prawns and Salsa Verde — Sea bass fillet crisped skin-side down in butter, king prawns added to the same pan, the whole lot dressed with a sharp salsa verde of parsley, capers and lemon. Ten minutes, one frying pan, Danny's kitchen.

Tuna and Swordfish

Start here: Tuna Steak Recipes: Seared, Crusted and Spiced – How to cook tuna steak so it stays pink in the middle, and the ways I dress it, from chilli lime soy to Cajun and tamarind.

• Pan-Seared Tuna with Garlic Spinach & Lemon – A clean, zesty classic.
• Sesame, Tahini & Poppy Seed Tuna – For a nutty, Middle-Eastern inspired crust.
• Mediterranean Tuna with Tomato & Fennel – A warm, aromatic compote that brings the coast to the campo.
• Chilli, Lime & Soy Tuna Steak – A punchy, Asian-style sear.
• Blackened Cajun Tuna Steak – A bold, spicy crust for a more robust meal.
• Spicy Tuna Steak with Tamarind & Kashmiri Chillies – A boldly spiced paste of tamarind, Kashmiri chillies, garlic and ginger, pan-fried to a caramelised crust on a fresh tuna steak.
• Swordfish Steak Recipe: Posh Fish and Chips with Mushy Peas — A half-inch rodaja de emperador griddled hot and fast, with olive oil confit chips finished on the plancha and a mushy pea purée with capers and fermented salsa verde. Sunday dinner for one.
• Ultimate Tuna Pâté – A resourceful way to turn tinned or fresh trimmings into a proper tapa.
• Tuna and Vegetable Bake A store cupboard tuna and vegetable bake with homemade béchamel, sweetcorn, green beans, and melted cheddar. Honest, filling, and considerably better than it sounds.

Salmon and Trout

Start here: Smoked Salmon Recipes: Starters, Pâté, Pasta and Smoked Trout – Which smoked salmon recipe to make on the day, how to serve it, and the smoked trout recipes for when the fishmonger has run out.

• Jamie Oliver’s ‘Wavy’ Smoked Salmon – A playful, stylish starter for effortless entertaining.
• Miso Salmon – An umami-rich crust served with herbed couscous and a tahini drizzle.
• Gozney Salmon — Chris's Cast Iron, Ramsbottom - Gozney salmon cooked in a cold cast iron pan at 370°C — no oil, no fat, no fuss. Bronzed outside, soft inside, done in four minutes.
• Debbie & Andy's Bank Holiday Tea — Garlic Prawns, Air Fryer Salmon & Mediterranean Couscous — garlic prawns to start, air fryer salmon with Mediterranean couscous salad alongside, fruit salad with lime to finish. Three courses, two people, a Bank Holiday Monday evening in Rochdale.
• Salmon Bruschetta – A simple, satisfying way to turn flatbread into a proper meal.
• Smoked Salmon Pâté – Smooth, smoky, and perfect on a piece of crusty village bread.
• Smoked Salmon Salad with Beetroot, Herbs & a Squeeze of Lemon – A flexible summer salad built on smoked salmon, beetroot, herbs and lemon. Works equally well with smoked trout or tinned mackerel.
• Smoked Salmon & Crispy Potatoes — A Van Kitchen Classic – Smoked salmon with sautéed new potatoes, guindillas and cebollitas. A balanced, no-fuss van kitchen lunch that works just as well at home.
• Farfalle with Smoked Salmon & Prawns – A creamy, tangled pasta dish with a hint of garden veg.
• Gravlax with New Potatoes, Griddled Asparagus and Mustard Dill Dressing — Too hot to cook? This simple two-course summer menu pairs griddled asparagus with parmesan and Norwegian gravlax with new potatoes, griddled peppers and a jar of mustard dill dressing. On the table in under 30 minutes.
• Rainbow Trout – Glazed with Asian flavours for a fast, healthy solo supper.
• Pan-Fried Trout with Lemon Cream Sauce — A trout fillet pan-fried skin-side down until crisp, laid over sautéed potato and buttered cabbage, finished with a quick turmeric lemon cream sauce. On the roof terrace before the beer was open.
• Smoked Trout Fish Cakes — A Scottish Recipe with Oats
  Scottish trucha ahumada standing in for an Arbroath smokie, Agria mash in place of Edzell Blue, and a porridge oat crust that Agnes Isabella would have recognised. Adapted for one, with a few extra for the freezer.
• Kedgeree with Smoked Trout — A Scottish Classic from a Spanish Kitchen — A Victorian breakfast dish rooted in South Asian khichdi, made in a Spanish kitchen with trucha ahumada, homemade garam masala and freshly ground cardamom. A dish that has always travelled well.
• Hot-Smoked Trout Pâté with Capers & Lemon — A sharper, brinier take on James Martin's version. Capers, lemon and smoked paprika, made for one ramekin and ready in five minutes.
• Smoked Trout Recipe — Potted with Caraway, Dill & Lemon — Cold-water trout from the mountain rivers of northern Spain, potted with caraway, crushed dill seeds and lemon zest. Clean, slightly Scandinavian, and considerably better than it has any right to be from one small jar.
• Viking Recipes — Smoked Trout with Skyr and Fresh Herbs — smoked trout with a thick skyr-style base, fresh parsley, and lemon. Three minutes from fridge to plate.

Mackerel and Sardines

Tinned and fresh oily fish for quick, resourceful meals, many of them campervan-friendly.

Start here: Mackerel Recipes: Fresh, Smoked and Tinned – Which mackerel recipe to make on the day, from pan-fried fillets and escabeche to smoked pâté and quick tinned suppers.

Also start here: Tinned Fish Recipes: Sardines, Mackerel, Tuna, Anchovies and Cockles – Which tinned fish recipe to make on the day, from sardines and mackerel to tuna, anchovies, cockles, mussels and squid.

• Tinned Mackerel Recipes: Quick Ideas for Lunch and Dinner — A campervan-friendly collection of fast, resourceful meals from a single tin.
• Tinned Mackerel Veggie Hash - Quick and easy with a proper vegetable base.
• Mackerel Couscous with Vegetables – Bio integral couscous, tinned mackerel, fresh vegetables and a splash of hot sauce. Born in a Moroccan restaurant in Normandy in 1997.
• Mackerel Soup with White Beans and Tomato — A tin of mackerel in tomato sauce simmered with onion, garlic and white beans. A one-pan soup for one, made in the campervan on a chilly autumn night.
• Warm Tinned Mackerel, Feta and Herb Salad with Lemon–EVOO Dressing — A proper van lunch: tinned mackerel warmed briefly in EVOO and lemon, laid over lamb's lettuce and rocket with feta, hard-boiled egg, cherry tomatoes, and flat-leaf parsley. Ready in under ten minutes.
• Mackerel Salad — My Psarosalata Plate — a tinned mackerel salad plate inspired by Greek psarosalata, built on a daydream outside La Buena Vida after shopping at Marta's. Feta, cherry tomatoes, piquillo peppers, white asparagus, leftover potatoes, hard boiled egg. Ten minutes, Casa Adora.
• Nearly Fortnum's Potted Mackerel — Tinned mackerel, bio ghee, lemon, parsley and smoked paprika. The potted fish tradition, twenty minutes, one small jar. Fortnum's would charge considerably more.
• Smoked Mackerel Pâté for One — Nardín smoked mackerel loin blended with mascarpone, crème fraîche, lemon and chives. Made in the van in Cantabria, and worth the splurge.
• Pan Fried Mackerel with Garlic Refrito: Verdel a la Plancha for One — Two fresh verdel fillets from a Torrelavega fishmonger, skin crisped in a hot pan and finished with a warm refrito of olive oil, garlic, guindilla and cider vinegar. Cooked on the gas hob in the van, in under ten minutes.
• Mackerel Escabeche: Escabeche de Caballa for One — A fresh caballa seared, then left overnight in a warm vinegar and white wine sauce with onion, carrot, bay and paprika. MariCarmen's recipe from Bar La Revuelta, served at room temperature with warm boiled potatoes.
• Casa Adora Sardine Brunch Skillet – A resourceful, flavour-packed brunch using tinned sardines, cooked in a cast iron skillet at home in the village.
• Butterflied Sardines with Crispy Chilli Breadcrumbs – The ultimate resourceful Mediterranean lunch.

Shellfish and Tapas

Start here: Prawn Recipes: Curries, Tapas, Pasta, Soups and More – Which prawn recipe to make on the day, grouped by the kind of dish, from smoked salmon and prawn pasta and king prawn curries to Spanish gambas, prawn cocktail and soups.

• Baby Clam Linguine (Chirlas) – A taste of the coast using the tiny, sweet clams found in local markets.
• Baked Spider Crab – An indulgent 'for one' recipe that feels like a real occasion.
• Gambas al Pil-Pil – The sizzling, garlic-heavy soul of the Andalucian tapas bar.
• Tortillitas de Camarones – Crispy, lacy shrimp fritters that are dangerously addictive.
• Carpet Shell Clams – Steamed with mustard seeds and shallots for a sophisticated twist.
• Langoustine & Feta Salad – A bright, Greek-inspired plate that’s light and refreshing.
• Spicy Prawn Soup – A warming bowl with green beans and a lick of chilli oil.
• Boquerones en Aceite – The definitive guide to serving the perfect vinegar-cured anchovy.
• Escabeche - A Light, Bright Prawn Starter.
• Fresh Prawns - With zesty tabbouleh.
• Mussels with Cider & Chorizo - A Costa Blanca Memory.
• Balsamic Glazed Scallops - A Tribute to Algorfa.
• Easy Prawn & Mango Red Thai Curry - Inspired by Mings restaurant in Wrotham.
• King Scallops - Perfect pan fried scallops.
• Stuffed Sweet Peppers with Prawns & Couscous – A one-pan campervan dinner from the Sierra de Francia. Couscous, toasted nuts, melted cheddar, and a flame gun finish.
• Pan-fried Scallops à la Gran Alacant – A trip to Algorfa and the scallops that made it memorable.
• Creamy Vadouvan Prawns with Coconut Cream — Cooked prawns warmed in a glossy vadouvan and coconut cream sauce with fish sauce and lemon. One pan, ten minutes, frankly magnificent. Serve over basmati rice.
• Debbie's Prawn Frittata — A Tortilla-Frittata from Rochdale — eight eggs, king prawns, spinach, extra mature cheddar and red pepper, finished under the grill. A tortilla-frittata that sits happily between Spain and Italy, made on an ordinary day in Rochdale.
• Debbie's Prawn Cocktail — Rose Marie Dressing, Rochdale — king prawns on shredded iceberg, cucumber and tomato, dressed in a proper Rose Marie — salad cream, ketchup, vinegar and lemon juice. A classic British starter, done properly, in Rochdale.
• Potted Prawns Recipe — Spiced Langostinos in Ghee — Langostinos from an Andalucían market, spiced with mace and cayenne, sealed under bio ghee. The Morecambe Bay tradition, made in rural Jaén.
• Four Bean Salad with Mussels and Bulgur Wheat — white beans, black beans, chickpeas and altramuces with tinned mussels, bulgur wheat and a Bionsan ACV dressing. Four pulses, one tin, fifteen minutes.
• Berberechos al natural — Spanish tinned cockles sizzled in smoked paprika and garlic oil, spooned over dark buckwheat sourdough. 
• Cockles Montadito Recipe — A Quimet & Quimet Moment — Tinned cockles piled on buckwheat sourdough with strained yoghurt and yellow pepper ribbons, a Barcelona tapas bar classic rebuilt in the van.
• Tinned Mussels in Escabeche: What a €1.50 Tin Really Costs – Where a €1.50 tin of Chilean mussels comes from and what each part of the price pays for, with a warm potato and mussel salad for one.
• Calamares a la Gallega: Squid in Paprika Tomato Sauce with Cachelos – Fresh squid simmered until tender in a paprika tomato sauce, served with cracked boiled potatoes. My version of an Asturian bar tapa, for one.
• Tinned Squid in Escabeche on Cachelos: A Tapa for One – Salvamar squid pieces in escabeche, gently warmed and poured over boiled potatoes. A quick tapa, and how it compares with the fresh version.

Basics and Extras

• The Nordic Tasting Plate – A clean, assembly-style lunch featuring smoked and cured delights.
• Resourceful Fish Stock – Never waste a prawn shell or fish head again; here is your base for everything.
• Monkfish Stock: Using the Head, Cartilage and Trimmings – A golden, concentrated stock made in under an hour from what is left after trimming a monkfish tail.
• Fresh vs Frozen Fish - The Inland Chef’s Guide to Quality
• The Perfect Dressing for Fresh Fish A simple dressing from a neighbour in Northern Zealand, Denmark — fresh red chilli, garlic, ginger, and good olive oil. Works particularly well with monkfish.
• Ladolemono Sauce: The Greek Lemon and Olive Oil Dressing – Lemon juice, aceite verde and dried oregano whisked together, with a mustard version. The classic Greek dressing for grilled fish, vegetables and meat.

Several of the Spanish fish and seafood recipes in this collection — from Gambas al Pil-Pil to Baked Spider Crab — also feature in my Spanish Recipes collection, a complete guide to regional classics and food cooked from Andalucía and the road.

This Fish and Seafood Hub is a 'living' collection. As I develop new recipes here at Casa Adora or find a particularly inspired catch at the market in Martos, I will add them to this list. Bookmark this page to keep your resourceful seafood repertoire growing.

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