Mid-week already! Whatever happened to Monday and Tuesday? Our days passed by happily and quietly, the temperatures were warmer and Spring was definitely in the air, perhaps a sign of better things to come, we hope so.
But as it's now mid-week, how about considering this creamy oven-bake curry for dinner today! It is a great way to cook fish, nicely seasoned and flavoured (as you can see from the ingredients), and it's quick and easy to make. Who knows it may just become a new favourite in your menu plans.
Ingredients
Serves Four : 10g carbs per serving
1 tbsp coconut oil for greasing the baking dish
650 g salmon, boneless fillets or white fish (e.g. cod, haddock, halibut), in pieces
salt and pepper
28 g butter or ghee
2 tbsp red curry paste or green curry paste
475 ml coconut cream
120 ml (8 g) fresh cilantro, chopped (also known as coriander/dhania)
450 g cauliflower or broccoli
Tip
If you can't find coconut cream in your grocery store you can use canned coconut milk, but then use two cans. Let the cans sit in the refrigerator for a few hours or over-night. Carefully open the cans and scoop out the coconut cream that will have solidified on top.
Don't use the thinner coconut water from the can for this recipe, but don't throw it out either. You can save it and use in smoothies and other refreshing drinks.
Instructions
can be seen here
Information about Cilantro from here
Time For Thai Choices : Fish, Pumpkin, Vegetables, Chicken, Tofu : see here
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All the best Jan
Curry is not one of my faves but this does look good.
ReplyDeleteSounds delicious. I'll put that extra coconut water to work in some frozen Pina Coladas! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a delightful recipe for a fish meal! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThat looks and sounds good. Love Curry.
ReplyDeleteGracias por la receta, me gusta el pescado. Ye mando un beso
ReplyDelete..new to me!
ReplyDeleteAs I do not go for seafood, I'd not partake in this one.
ReplyDeleteThis looks easy and very tasty!
ReplyDeleteNever tried curry with fish.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
Gorgeous, loving the look of this recipe.... Sorry if I haven't been around, had family fly in for a visit and cherished the moments. xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tip about extracting coconut cream from cans of coconut milk. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious and so simple to make. I'll definitely try this recipe. X
ReplyDeleteSounds great, I'm looking forward to being able to eat normally again! Valerie
ReplyDeletethe flavours sound good but I don't like fish - if I ever have a fish fanatic for dinner though, this would be something I could make them :) looks healthy and colourful.
ReplyDeleteThis is something I would gladly eat. Thanks Jan, I've saved the recipe
ReplyDeleteI make my curries with coconut milk!
ReplyDeleteI would definitely try this with tofu.
ReplyDeleteOh my, looks wonderful! Thanks Jan :)
ReplyDeleteI think I will make a modified version of this. It looks delicious and I need some change in how I make my fish dishes. I mainly eat fish and haven't used much imagination.
ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderful! Will be trying it! Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteOtra receta interesante. Besos.
ReplyDeleteCurry is a wonderful spice!
ReplyDeletethe photo looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a fan of curry at all but I love fish.
ReplyDeleteWow
ReplyDeleteHubs would love this!xxx
ReplyDeleteIt sure looks good but curry is not one of my favorite spices.
ReplyDeleteIt looks good.
ReplyDeleteJan - some of the fish curry I have had in the past is one of the more memorable dishes I have ever had! I look forward to trying this recipe! Enjoy your spring weather!
ReplyDeleteNow this looks really nice, definitely worth a try! xx
ReplyDeleteFish, curry and coconut. What's not to love!
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