
Baked Potato with Bacon
Classic baked potato without foil. Kids love this one — crispy skin, fluffy inside.

Crispy whole fish with buttery dill potatoes and a quick lemon-marinated zucchini on the side. Works with any small fish you can get your hands on.
Cut off the head and tail with a sharp knife, then make 2–3 cuts through the skin on each side. Pat the fish dry inside and out with paper towels. Sprinkle a little salt inside the belly and tuck in a couple of dill sprigs.
Heat a frying pan with butter and lay the fish in once it's foaming well. Fry on medium heat until golden brown on both sides — you'll know it's done when the dorsal fin pulls away easily.
Boil the potatoes in their skins until tender, then let them steam dry. Add a knob of butter and some chopped dill to the pot and toss the potatoes through until coated.
Use a cheese slicer or mandoline to cut the zucchini into paper-thin slices and put them in a bowl. Squeeze over a little lemon juice and season with sugar, salt, and ground pepper.
Move the fish to a serving platter and drizzle over some of the browned butter from the pan. Arrange the potatoes and marinated zucchini alongside.
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Classic baked potato without foil. Kids love this one — crispy skin, fluffy inside.

Mild, flaky saithe with pesto risoni and a warm tomato salad — a weeknight fish dinner the kids will actually eat.

February and March are peak season for fresh skrei — here it gets the southern European treatment with cherry tomatoes, garlic, and basil. Ready in 40 minutes and genuinely delicious.