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Coconut Fish Curry

  • 07-08-2005 8:03pm
    #1
    alleepally
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    For the first time in ages I made a dish I saw on a TV programme. It was Full on Food last week. I substituted the fish for sweet potatoes and quorn pieces and I also added in some green peas and peppers for colour.

    It was absolutely delicious. Took about 45 minutes to prepare and cook. Give it a go and post back what you thought.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/coconutfishcurry_74888.shtml


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  • #2
    pwd
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    sounds good.
    Where did you get the garam masala and the tumeric. Neither are in the supermarket where I am, although there are some ethnic foodstores I guess so prob have them there....will try it out if i can get ingredients. nice one it sounds good.


  • #3
    pickarooney
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    if you're in frog land, turmeric is called curcuma.


  • #4
    segadreamcast
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    Sounds rather good. I printed it out - been changing my Friday fish recipe every week recently, so this'll fit in with the theme. Will let you know how it tastes - cheers!


  • #5
    alleepally
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    pwd wrote:
    sounds good.
    Where did you get the garam masala and the tumeric. Neither are in the supermarket where I am, although there are some ethnic foodstores I guess so prob have them there....will try it out if i can get ingredients. nice one it sounds good.

    Turmeric i got no probs in Tesco, the garam masala was in a place on Moore street in Dublin. I wouldn't say supermarkets carry it at all so any ethnic shop is your best bet.


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