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Rollmop and caper bruschetta
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Serves
2 as a light meal
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Timing
Preparation: 5 mins
Cooking: 45 mins
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2 large slices of walnut bread (see baked bean and walnut bread recipe or use bought bread)Extra virgin olive oil
2 red peppers, cut in half, stalk and seeds removed
2 rollmops
2 tbsp capers
2 medium red onions, peeled and thinly sliced
Freshly ground black pepper
1 tsp freshly chopped parsley
Method
1 Place a little extra virgin olive oil in a small pan, add the thinly sliced red onions and place over a low heat until soft but not brown. They will caramelise and taste quite sweet.
2 In the meantime in a hot oven GM6/200C roast the red peppers in a little olive oil for 20-30 mins until the skins look quite charred. Remove and place in a bowl, tightly cover with cling film and allow to cool until the skins slide off fairly easily.
3 Drizzle the walnut bread with extra virgin olive oil and place in an oven GM6/200C or under a medium/hot grill until crisp and golden.
4 Top each slice of toasted bread with the red pepper cut into slithers, the red onion mixture and the rollmop, sprinkle over the capers, parsley and freshly ground black pepper.
5 Serve immediately, before the toast becomes soggy, with a spinach salad on the side.
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Dr Clayton says
Herrings are oily fish, an excellent source of Omega 3 for powerful protection against heart disease and osteoporosis (it helps the absorption of calcium).
Red onions and red peppers both contain flavonoids which also protect against heart disease.
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Dr Clayton says
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