Recipe for Poached Halibut Viennoise 
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Yield:
4 servings
Ingredients:
Amount Ingredient
1 bn Fresh Chervil
1 bn Fresh Basil
1 bn Coriander
200 gm Grated Parmesan
3 whl Eggs
560 gm Halibut, (cut into 140g steaks - boned and skinned)
----------------- POACHING LIQUOR ----------------
250 ml Fish Stock or Vegetable Stock
50 ml Dry White Wine
50 gm Unsalted Butter
Seasoning
----------------- TOMATO FONDUE ----------------
450 gm Tomatoes
1 x Onion, (sliced)
2 x Cloves Garlic
Seasoning
Splash of Dry White Wine
A Few Fresh Tarragon Leaves
Instructions:
Instructions: 1. Cut the halibut into 140g steaks.

2. Season each one and bring poaching liquor to the boil and season.

3. Place the halibut into poaching liquor and cook for approximately 5 minutes, keeping liquor on a simmer. Cover with a butter wrapper or greaseproof.

4. Blend herbs, parmesan, eggs and seasoning in a food processor and roll this mixture and in between two layers of greaseproof until approximately 2 mm thick.

5. Put the viennoise into the freezer to set and after 15 minutes approximately. Remove it and cut into 3 inch x 2 inch pieces approximately.

6. Place a piece on top of each piece of semi-cooked fish and place on a baking tray.

7. Prepare tomato fondue by sweating onion and garlic in a saucepan and add quartered tomatoes and a splash of dry white wine. Cook for approximately 10 to 15 minutes. Put in processor and pass through a sieve. Season and serve.

8. Put baking tray with fish under grill and finish cooking and melt and glaze viennoise.

9. Serve fish on a bed of wilted spinach and serve a little sauce around.

Finish with some tarragon leaves.

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