Fish, Samphire and Mango Curry
Feeds 2
1 tbsp groundnut or rapeseed oil
1 onion, finely chopped
A thumb size of ginger, grated
1 large red chilli or 2 birds eye chillies, deseeded and finely sliced
1 tsp cumin, coriander and turmeric
1 tbsp yellow mustard seeds
1 400ml tin of coconut milk
2 fillets of firm fish, cubed (I used salmon but the usual suspects, cod and haddock, would do)
A couple of handfuls of prepared prawns
A couple of handfuls of samphire
1 mango, skinned and flesh pureed
1 tbsp nam pla fish sauce or soy sauce
Juice of 1 lime
Fresh coriander
1 - Heat the oil in a large pan. Add the onion, ginger and chillies. Cook, stirring, for 5 minutes.
2 - Add the spices and mustard seeds and cook for a further 2-3 minutes until the seeds begin to pop and the spices become fragrant.
3 - Add the coconut milk, bring to the boil then simmer for 10 minutes.
4 - Blanch the samphire for 2 minutes then drain and cool.
5 - Add the fish and prawns and simmer for 5 minutes. Finally stir in the mango, samphire, fish sauce and lime juice. Heat through and taste for seasoning. You may want to add more fish sauce, soy and lime juice. You want it sweet, sour and salty.
6 - Serve with fresh coriander and your rice of choice.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Mexican Bean Soup
Ingredients - Feeds 4 2 tbsp olive oil 4 spring onions, sliced 2 sticks of celery, diced 1 red pepper, chopped 2 cloves of garlic, sliced 2 ...
-
Here is my version of a true classic, which has a leek's mild onion flavour lifted somewhat with the addition of cheese, mustard and cr...
-
Wild Mushroom and Thyme Soup with Black Bream Serves 4 1kg wild mushrooms, either single variety or mixed 4 tbsp olive or rapeseed oil ...
-
It is a much used statement but I have to agree, breakfast is undoubtedly the most important meal of the day. I can't argue with my stom...
16 comments:
"Pan metron ariston" or everything in moderation as they say. Eating healthyt has to be a way of life:D
Great proof that healthy food doesn't have to be boring!
David
This is the best recipe ever.
You have chosen all our favourite ingredients - mango, prawns and samphire!
David, I adore Indian food, I have great inspiration from Indian cuisine. My kitchen has been totally taken over by huge glass jars of spices, herbs, beans and lentils!!
You are so right about healthy food tasting great. I love the look of your recipe I bet it tasted amazing.
Great post. :-)
It was great to hear Mr G .R himself prompting seasonal food!! This recipe cxertainly isn't boaring and has all great flavours - well done David!!
Rosie x
That looks and sounds delish. Good job!
As the self-proclaimed, only healthy Irishman I love coming across new healthy tasty recipes. Defo going to give this a go. Never used samphire before so not sure whether I can get it over here across the pond. Is there something similar in texture and taste to sub in case?
I am so with you David! Healthy food is to me some of the best - it makes me feel better after I eat it and I really enjoy the tastes! It is a way of life.
I still enjoy treats too - I am never giving up ice cream and bread - but healthy is yummy!
Sounds fab David. You can get light coconut milk now which doesn't have so much fat in it.
David, now you make me have to cook fish curry with green mango tomorrow. Thank you! It is my favourite :)
I've never seen samphire for sale, but I don't have a local fishmonger either which is such a shame, as this recipe sounds right up my street.
Hey Dave,
This reminds me a little of one of the most delicious things I ever ate; Tapado - a great luscious, tangy fish stew, down in Livingston, Guatemala...I'll try and make it for you when you come to mine!
XX
I've never seen samphire in a curry before - but why the hell not? (I guess it's just not around for that long - more's the pity). This sounds great, and I'm keen to try.
I didn't realise that the F-word had started again! How on earth did I miss that?
The curry sounds amazing. Will have to track down some samphire and give it a go...
Val - absolutely!
Sylvie - ditto!
GBVC - great minds think alike!
Jeena - glad you agree, brilliant
Rosie - it is nice to see a bit of responsibility from the likes of Gordon rather than the usual celeb chef nonsence!
Jan - thanks!
Gavan - left you a message on ya blog but use asparagus instead if you like, samphire is called sea asparagus, or leave it out all together!
Jenn - it is a way of life but we have lots of treats. I certainly not bleating on saying everything has to be healthy. Cakes, biscuits, chocolate, ice cream, I love them all but in moderation like everything in life!
Amanda - yes, I use it now and again and if I was cooking with coconut milk all of the time I would use the lower fat version more
Cynthia - coming from you that means a lot, your food is amazing when it comes to this type of cuisine!
Lizzie - it was an addition from me, but not needed, use normal asparagus perhaps?
Petra - getting excited already?!
FOS _ see comments above about samphire - just leave it out, not needed really
Angela - F Word is one cook show I really rate amongst the current over saturated food TV market! Love Ramsay
x
What a tasty-sounding curry. I really enjoy fish curries but for some reason never think to make them. Love the idea of adding samphire (which I adore).
Post a Comment