by Rosa Elliott
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This deliciously flavourful monkfish with Parma ham recipe works really well with veggies on the side. The soft texture of the monkfish combined with the powerful taste of parma ham makes a terrific pairing. Don't worry if the fat seems a bit high–it's mostly the heart-healthy kind from the fish. Nestle fish in vegetables; cover loosely with foil.
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Monkfish in Parma Ham is a fish dish made with monkfish tail, slices of parma ham, cloves garlic peeled, red wine, and olive oil. Cut the garlic into thin slivers and push into each slit. Season well with salt and pepper then wrap the parma ham around the fish trying to cover all the flesh. The salty-sweet taste of Parma ham or bacon is a delicious complement.
Season well with salt and pepper then wrap the parma ham around the fish trying to cover all the flesh. The salty-sweet taste of Parma ham or bacon is a delicious complement. Brush the monkfish with the olive oil and season on both sides with the salt and pepper. Lay on the grill and cook without turning or prodding for three minutes on the first side; the monkfish should have a good colour from the grill. Wrap the fish fairly tightly with the parma ham.
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