Adam Liaw's five ways with fish
Recipe: Whiting sandwiches with crab tartare
Freezing the flour for beer batter keeps it cold and dry, inhibiting gluten and keeping the batter crisp and light.
Recipe: Crispy-skinned barbecue salmon with pebre
This fresh Chilean salsa is all you need to turn a few salmon fillets into a show-stopping barbecue dish. And if you haven't fired up the barbie, it's great in a frying pan, too.
Recipe: Amok-style ling, green bean and spinach curry
A traditional amok is steamed in a banana leaf basket, which can at times test your basket-making abilities more than your cooking. This version gives you all the flavour of banana-leaf cooking without the mess. It's great with steamed rice.
Recipe: Steamed snapper in glass noodles
The biggest problem most of us face with steamed whole fish is trying to find a steamer big enough. Never fear, because it's very easy to do it in the oven.
Recipe: Whole stuffed trout with mushrooms and brown butter
Mushrooms and fish are an underrated combination but it's one that's perfect for autumn. Fish cook very quickly so for stuffed fish it's very important to make sure the stuffing is cooked first.
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