• As we prepare for Good Friday tomorrow the appeal of the same old seafood dishes might not be as exciting as once before.

    Whether you observe the tradition for religious reasons or simply love the idea of a seafood-centred feast, this is the moment to let fresh, flavourful fish take the spotlight.From golden, crispy fillets to fragrant curries and light, citrusy bakes, fish is anything but boring. It’s versatile, quick to cook, and perfectly suited to the kind of easy, elegant meals we crave over a long weekend. Think flaky hake with a punchy herb sauce, buttery snoek straight off the braai, or a delicate linefish dish that feels just a little bit special.

    So, if you’re planning your Good Friday menu – or just looking for a delicious excuse to cook more seafood – this roundup brings together must-try recipes that celebrate the best of the ocean.

    Fresh, fuss-free and full of flavour, these are the dishes you’ll want on repeat long after the Easter weekend ends.

    1.) Grilled fish side with lemony white wine cream and caperberries

    Grilled fish side with lemony white wine cream and caperberries

    2.) Pan-fried fish with braised peas

    Pan-fried fish with braised peas

    3.) Coconut chana dhal fish curry

    Coconut chana dhal fish curry

    4.) Snoek Jaffel

    Snoek Jaffel

    5.) Snoek cottage pie

    Snoek cottage pie

    6.) Baked kingklip with creamy leeks and pancetta

    Baked kingklip with creamy leeks and pancetta

    7.) Tikka hake fish with curried pickled onions and mint yoghurt sauce

    Tikka hake fish with curried pickled onions and mint yoghurt sauce

    8.) Herby crêpes with ricotta, feta and hot-smoked trout

    Herby crêpes with ricotta, feta and hot-smoked trout

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