A recent challenge was put to bloggers to come up with a great recipe to finish off summer with The Lake District Dairy Co.
You needed to use their 0% fat Quark which is rich and creamy and without the fat. It is also higher in fibre than the alternatives of fromage frais or Greek yoghurts.
I decided to use my Wild Haddock Fillets from DelishFish. This fish comes straight from Scotland and goes into my freezer to emerge at a later date just as fresh as the day it arrived.
I simply placed the fish in an ovenproof stoneware dish. You could even put it in frozen and add another 5 minutes to your cooking time.
For a topping I mixed a carton of Lake District Dairy Co Quark with two teaspoons of sundried tomato paste and a few drops of Tabasco Chipotle sauce. I mixed this up and added two packets of Walkers new Mighty Light crisps broken up
which after mixing I spread on top of the fish.
A further packet of crisps crumbled on top and ready for the oven.
About 20 minutes in a moderate oven and ready to eat.
I served my Lake District Dairy Co Quark and crisp topped fish with steamed courgettes and finely sliced cucumber in vinagrette.
I was sent some Lake District Dairy Co Quark to use in my recipe. I have not been paid to write this post.
which after mixing I spread on top of the fish.
A further packet of crisps crumbled on top and ready for the oven.
About 20 minutes in a moderate oven and ready to eat.
I served my Lake District Dairy Co Quark and crisp topped fish with steamed courgettes and finely sliced cucumber in vinagrette.
I was sent some Lake District Dairy Co Quark to use in my recipe. I have not been paid to write this post.
I found out about Lake District Quark last week through another blog. Great that something so useful is made in the UK by good producers who we can get to know a bit about.
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