Have you ever seen the breed in the water parks? I seem to recall that they were in a big pool in the park overseas. They were just nice, the pool was low and they swam near the edges and I splashed the water by flapping their wings against the edge of the tub. Yes, I think, also remember that they are a bit 'poisonous, the kind that have poisonous spines on the tail. And then be created by the sharks, then is not that the fish are more harmless on the face of the earth. But seeing them in the tank just made her seem to hold, it seemed that they wanted to say goodbye, they were just cute.
So I did not start its associated 'skate wings' with 'wings of race' and I was not particularly associated with 'wings of race' with those nice fish overseas. When I realized I took a hit. I wanted to change the type of fish because I was too weird to eat something that sprayed water and cheerfully greet you with the fins. I have a little 'understand how they feel about the idea of \u200b\u200bvegetarians eat animal ... but in the end I got strength and I went to buy. The recipe, called Skate Wings With Prosciutto, Radicchio, Capers And Lemon (ie ray wings with prosciutto, radicchio, capers and lemon) is simple to explain, as all of Jamie. We flour the wings of race, are cooked in the pan a few minutes and take a few minutes in the oven. Meanwhile, cook the pieces of ham, radicchio, add the capers and a bit 'of the inevitable lemon juice, which uses as much as Jamie used an Italian olive oil, that is, always, about everything. I also bought a nice dish for the occasion, all decorated with fish. Serve all happy that seemed to be perfect but ... come taste of ammonia.
Damn, I left the fish only one day in the fridge, I did not think was going to hurt! From what little I could hear was still good, especially the sauce above, I ate too, was delicious! And I can not even say that Jamie had warned me not, in the first line of the recipe specifically says 'make sure that the wings of race are really fresh and cook them the day you buy them'. My fault. Maybe it was fate that I should not eat those beautiful fishes that playfully splashed water! I will return to find them overseas! Recipe taken from
'The Naked Chef'