Chef Keith Floyd learns an alternative way to cook fish at home with old newspaper in this fascinating recipe video from BBC cookery show 'Floyd on Fish'. You'll see exactly how easy it is to bake yourself a delicious Newspaper Trout in your own kitchen. But we suggest you skip the funnies section.
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3 Comments
newspapers ink contains plumb and other chemicals, wich is toxic...
toxic fish that is...
Don't be daft! Years ago people used to eat fish and chip straight out of old newspapers, they were even served in chip shops like it. Peopl are too worried now about what they eat and in what.
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