John dory is one of those fish that doesn’t need much to shine, especially when the skin is cooked until golden and crispy, then paired with a bold, zesty caper chimichurri.
This dish balances rich, flaky fish with the bright, briny intensity of fresh herbs, garlic and capers, creating a vibrant contrast that enhances rather than overpowers. It’s simple, quick to cook, and packed with flavour, meaning you have no excuse not to try it. Enjoy!
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