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The Hunter is a rejuvenated region with cosmopolitan offerings in restaurant recipes, wine and distinctive produce. And wine defi nes the region. Why not; the Hunter Wine Country offers some of the best wine labels in the world!

The Hunter is a rejuvenated region with cosmopolitan
offerings in restaurant recipes, wine and distinctive produce.
And wine defi nes the region. Why not; the Hunter Wine
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One Fish Two Fish<br />

One Fish Two Fish offers the best fresh fish and chips in the region. Located right on<br />

the beach at Bar Beach, there is fresh fish and seafood grilled or in tempura batter.<br />

Try the hand-cut chips, salads, gourmet rolls and burgers, with housemade tartare<br />

and aioli. With excellent coffee and fresh juices, One Fish Two Fish is the perfect<br />

place for lunch or a balmy evening at the beach.<br />

TEMPURA FISH AND HAND-CUT CHIPS<br />

4 x 100g flathead fillets, skinned and<br />

de-boned<br />

1 cup cornflour<br />

1/2 cup plain flour<br />

2 cups cold soda water<br />

8 large potatoes, washed, peeled, and<br />

cut into chips<br />

vegetable oil<br />

Serves 4<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

Place the cornflour in a large bowl and slowly add the soda water,<br />

beating gently until the flour is just mixed.<br />

Pour enough oil into a heavy-based deep-pan to immerse the chips,<br />

and place over a high heat. Fry the chips in the heated oil for about<br />

10 minutes until cooked. Place the chips on paper towels to drain the<br />

excess oil.<br />

Pour enough oil into a wok to immerse the fillets, and place over a high<br />

heat. While waiting for the oil to heat, dust the fillets with plain flour, then<br />

dip them into the tempura batter mixture. Remove the excess batter,<br />

then place the fillet into the heated oil for about 1 1/2 minutes until<br />

cooked. Place the fillets on paper towels to drain the excess oil.<br />

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