Grazia Soncini shares her take on the classic Italian seafood dish, fritto misto, which is inspired by the fresh fish of the Adriatic (such as the small scaldfish, sand smelt and molecha crabs). If unavailable, other types of flatfish (the larger Dover or Megrim sole) could be used as a substitute – just fry for slightly longer to account for their size. Sliced vegetables such as aubergines, courgettes, or even pieces of seaweed, can be fried in the same manner to make a more substantial dish.
By taking the very best fish, seafood and game from the surrounding area and cooking it in a traditional manner, Grazia Soncini has managed to hold on to a Michelin star for over fifteen years. Cooking alongside her mother in the restaurant kitchen, she creates hearty dishes which remind guests of the family dinners they had as children.
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