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Surprise the family: fish to shine in a stew of beet leaves and delicate white beans
Tired of gefilte and confiscation?
Yogev Yaros offers you a perfect Mediterranean dish for Rosh Hashanah with the right combination of flavors that is very flattering to the delicate meat of the fish
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Wednesday, 01 September 2021, 10:00 Updated: 10:02
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Going to beat the traditional fish dishes.
To shine with beetroot leaves, white beans and hot peppers (Photo: Dror Einav, Styling: Yael Magen)
Still debating which fish will be on the holiday table this year?
If you too are tired of the spicy fish in Auntie's Red Sauce and Grandma's Gefilte Fish you are not ready to hear at all, it's time to realize that there are other excellent and rich fish dishes in the world.
Especially when they come out under the hands of Chef Yogev Yaros.
The halbarak is cut by Yaros into large steaks with the bone (you can also ask the seller at the fish store to cut it for you) and put beetroot (chard) in a stew with delicate white beans, hot pepper, olive oil and lemon juice.
A perfect Mediterranean dish for Rosh Hashanah with the right combination of flavors that is very flattering to the delicate flesh of the fish.
It's time to surprise your aunt and grandmother and discover a new world of flavors for them.
What else is Yogev Yaros preparing for the holiday?
Glazed chicken legs in pomegranate center on tabbouleh red rice dates and almonds
tender lamb shoulder in white wine, leeks and chickpeas
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Stew stew with chard and fine beans
Recipe By: Yogev Yaros
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20 minutes of work
40 minutes total
Easy to prepare
7 diners
Mediterranean
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Barak fish stew with chard and delicate white beans (Photo: Dror Einav, Styling: Yael Magen)
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Ingredients
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2 fish for lightning (weighing 500 grams each), each cut into 3-4 steaks with the bone
1 cup soft white beans - soaked overnight in water and filtered
1 bundle of chard
1 thinly sliced green hot pepper
1 large onion, halved and sliced
2 cloves of garlic thinly sliced
8 tablespoons olive oil
¼ a teaspoon of turmeric
1 lemon
Salt
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Preparation
How to prepare Barak with chard and fine beans?
1 Place the beans in a deep pot and pour water up to about 5 cm high above it. Bring to a boil and sprinkle with foam that accumulates on the surface. Cook partially covered on low heat for about an hour and a half (until the beans are very soft).
2 At the same time salt the fish pieces and set aside.
Separate the chard leaves from the stems - slice the stems thinly and chop the leaves coarsely.
3 Heat a heavy and wide pan and add olive oil, hot pepper, onion, chard stalks and garlic.
Add salt and fry over medium heat until the onion is translucent and soft (about 6-7 minutes).
4 Add the turmeric and mix well.
Cook for another minute and add the chard leaves and the cooked beans along with a cup of its cooking liquid.
Bring to a gentle boil, cover and cook on low heat for about 30 minutes.
5 Add the pieces of fish together and if necessary a little more of the cooking water of the beans, cover and cook for about 10 minutes.
Turn the fish pieces over, cover and cook for another 3 minutes.
6 Squeeze over lemon juice, drizzle with a little more olive oil and serve in the center of the table.
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