Cooking times may vary according to the thickness of your salmon.

You can find cedar planks at barbecue retail stores, hardware stores or online.

Discard any mussels which are open before cooking and those that are still closed after cooking.

To make prawns crunchy and bouncy, marinate with 2 tbsp of sugar for 1-2 hours in refrigerator. Rinse away sugar before use.

To make your own Cajun spice blend: place 2 tbsp paprika, 1 tbsp salt, 1½ tsp black pepper, 1½ tsp garlic powder, 1½ tsp onion powder, 1 tsp dried thyme leaves and 1 tsp cayenne into mixing bowl and mix 5 sec/speed 4 . Transfer to an airtight jar.

Discard any mussels which are open before cooking and those that are still closed after cooking.

Cooking time will depend on thickness of fish fillets. Place thicker/larger fillets in Varoma dish and thinner/smaller fillets onto Varoma tray.

For a vegetarian option, replace smoked salmon slices with roasted capsicum strips.

Discard any mussels which are open before cooking and those that are still closed after cooking.

In Nigeria and many parts of Africa, tilapia fish is used in this recipe. Sea bass, sea bream or other types of white fish are all good substitutes for tilapia.

To cut parchment to fit Varoma tray: tear off a piece of parchment wide enough to cover Varoma tray. Place Varoma tray on top of parchment and cut around the tray to shape.

Transport yourself to a beautiful, sun-drenched Greek island with this prawn dish that’s bursting with flavour. Plump, juicy prawns are grilled in a rich tomato sauce and topped with crumbled feta, fresh parsley and plenty of freshly-squeezed lemon juice. The only thing needed is some crusty bread to soak it all up.

Scoring the thickest part of the fish with 3 bone-deep cuts allows more of the flavour to be absorbed by the flesh and reduces steaming time.

Please refer to laksa paste label instructions and either add more or less laksa paste based on recommended quantities on the label (we used 1 jar (220 g) to approx. 800 g liquid).

A windy trip to the British seaside…and a nice, hot, paper-wrapped parcel of steaming hot chips, topped with a big fillet of fish in the crispiest batter, drizzled in vinegar. Now you can create your very own version at home!

Serve with crusty, toasted bread, plain white rice or pasta.

You can find dried limes at specialty food stores, Middle Eastern food stores or online. Alternatively, you can replace the dried limes with 4 pieces of lime zest.

Almonds are a tasty addition to the crunchy breadcrumb crust that tops the salmon in this recipe. Served with asparagus and tagliatelle pasta that are cooked together in the Thermomix®, it’s the hint of zesty lemon that brings the two together.

You can find wild rice at most major supermarkets and health food stores.

Planning a burger night? Try something different with these Teriyaki Salmon Burgers . It’s believed that the origins of teriyaki sauce can be traced back to early Japanese settlers in Hawaii, who created a distinctive marinade for meat and fish with brown sugar, soy sauce and garlic. This sweet, sticky sauce makes a fantastic topping for our juicy salmon burgers.

Try additional toppings like diced red onion, black beans, sliced radishes, queso fresco, grilled zucchini, chopped cilantro and lime wedges.