Floyd on Fish

Season 1

7 episodes · Nov 14, 1985

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  • S1E1

    Un-Adventurous Eaters

    Nov 14, 1985

    Keith Floyd demonstrates how to prepare monkfish, hake and squid.

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  • S1E2

    Cod from Croaker

    Nov 21, 1985

    Keith Floyd goes to Dorset where he dredges for scallops and cooks them at the George Hotel, Bridport. He cooks the humble sprat and then moves to Padstow where he cooks the 'King of Fish', the bass, at the Seafood Restaurant in Padstow in the company of Rick Stein, the owner of the restaurant.

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  • S1E3

    Bourride and Brittany

    Nov 28, 1985

    Keith visits St Malo in Brittany, France, and prepares his favourite dish, 'bourride'. He also meets one of France's famous female chefs and other seafood afficionados.

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  • S1E4

    Bouillabaise

    Dec 5, 1985

    Keith visits the fish market at Newlyn, where he selects a variety of fish for his bouillabaisse, which he cooks in his own kitchen. He then visits the Helford River and the Duchy of Cornwall Oyster Farm, where he talks to Len Hodges and then cooks mussels in their kitchen.

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  • S1E5

    Fishing and Pike

    Dec 12, 1985

    Keith Floyd takes to the Somerset levels, where he fishes for pike with the assistance of two local fishermen. He then travels to Exeter where he tries in vain to catch a salmon and visits the Carved Angel at Dartmouth.

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  • S1E6

    Cornwall, Sashimi, and Trout

    Dec 19, 1985

    Keith Floyd visits a trout farm and talks to Caroline Boa about cooking trout in newspaper. He then travels to Newlyn where he goes pilchard fishing and finally moves to Bath in the company of Fred Brimacombe where he tries the delights of Japanese cooking with Chikako.

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  • S1E7

    Paella, Crab and Cockles

    Dec 26, 1985

    Keith Floyd cooks a fish soup during a trawler race in Plymouth, teaches Chikako how to cook paella and travels to Weymouth where he prepares crab and cockles.

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