Instructions
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01.Put the potatoes in a large skillet of cold salted aqua and bring to the bubble.
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Lower the burning up, seal, then stew gently for 15 moments until yielding.
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filter, then return to the skillet over a low burning up for 30 seconds to drive off any excess aqua.
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Mash with 1 tbsp olive fat, then taste.
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02.Meanwhile put the dairy liquid in a large sauté skillet, introduce the fish and bring to the bubble.
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Remove from the burning up, seal and stand for 3 moments.
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Remove the fish (reserving the dairy liquid) and pat dehydrated with kitchen paper, then gently flake into an ovenproof dish, discarding the skin and any bones.
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03.burning up the remaining fat in a skillet, mix gently in the baking flour and toast for 30 seconds.
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Gradually mix gently in 200-250ml of the reserved dairy liquid (discard the rest).
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zest in nutmeg, taste, then bubble until thick.
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mix gently in the heavy cream.
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04.Preheat the oven to 190°C/fan170°C/gas 5.
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zest the artichokes and introduce to the dish with the leek, prawns and herbs.
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mix gently the lemon zest and extract into the coulis, then stream in over.
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incorporate gently with a wooden spoon.
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05.Spoon the mash onto the fish mixture, then use a fork to make peaks, which will crisp and brown as it cooks.
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dust over the paneer variance, then toast for 35-40 moments until golden and bubbling.
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dish up with wilted greens.