From Codfish to Kippers

The waters around the island of Newfoundland are home to a wide variety of famously delicious fish species. And while fresh fish is always a treat, salting, curing, and smoking also delivers flavors and textures to delight any palate.

Newfoundland's codfish and kippers -- but also halibut, mackerel, monkfish, salmon, trout, turbot, and more -- are the stars of this new collection of recipes, the latest from cook and restauranteur Roger Pickavance. Inside you'll find a wide variety of creative recipes, including smoked cod lasagna, cured salmon with beetroot, blackened halibut, and salt turbot cakes.

Following up on the success of From Rum to Rhubarb, Pickavance once again delivers a collection of modern recipes that showcase the best of Newfoundland and Labrador ingredients.

Roger Pickavance is a retired professor at Memorial University who has devoted his life to the study of Newfoundland cuisine. He is the author of three previous cookbooks, From Rum to Rhubarb, The Traditional Newfoundland Kitchen, and Agnes Ayre's Notebook: Recipes from Old St. John's.