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Northern Australia's barramundi with crisp skin and lemon butter sauce.
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Barramundi is a large white fish living in the rivers and estuaries of northern Australia; its name is said to mean 'large-scaled river fish' in an Aboriginal language. One of Australia's most popular fish, it's cooked with crisp skin and served with lemon butter sauce or salad. It's often grilled on the barbecue too.
Score the fish skin and season with salt and pepper.
Heat olive oil in a frying pan and cook skin side down over medium heat for 5 minutes, pressing down.
When the skin is crisp, flip, cook 2–3 minutes, and remove.
Melt the butter with the garlic in the same pan and add the lemon juice and capers.
Add chopped parsley to make the sauce.
Plate the fish, spoon over the sauce, and serve with lettuce.