Watch as Gordon Ramsay comes into your kitchen to show you how to cook like pro. In this video you'll learn to perfectly prepare monkfish with curried mussels.
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4 Comments
Monkfish, according to the FDA it should not be consumed due to the lethal poisonings found in puffer fish
Monkfish is not a puffer fish...
What should I do? I just purchased this fish from the market and I heard it tastes like Lobster. But I don't want to make my family sick. Can someone help me?
First off a monk fish is not in the puffer fish family. Monk fish is of the genus of the Lophius family closest relative being the skate so with that in mind why don't you skate out of here because you obviously have no palate and no idea what your talking about. Sean go buy your family a frozen processed meat pie make yourselves some homemade chips and #$%@ off.
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