Adapted from the Hairy Biker's Fast Food book to make it slimming world friendly
Course Main Course
Cuisine Indian
Keyword Fish, Spicy
Prep Time 10 minutesminutes
Cook Time 30 minutesminutes
Total Time 40 minutesminutes
Servings 4people
Calories 192kcal
Equipment
1 Large frying pan with lid
Ingredients
600gFirm white fish such as cod
1tbspTamarind Paste
1LimeJuiced
1Pepper (Any colour)sliced thinly
2medOnionssliced thinly
3clovesgarlicgrated
10gFresh Gingergrated
2tbspZero fat yoghurtheaped
1potFish or vegetable stock made with 300ml water
1tinChopped tomatoes
1tbspGranulated sweetener
2tspSweet Paprika
1tspCayenne or chilli pepper
2tspGround cumin
1tspGround coriander
½tspTumeric
Instructions
Gather & prepare all ingredients
Take a large frying pan (with lid), spray with low-calorie spray then fry the sliced peppers and onions until soft and starting to brown.Add the garlic and ginger and fry for another minute or so,.
Add the spices, fry for another minute, add the stock slowly to prevent burning
Add the chopped tomatoes, lime juice, sweetener and tamarind paste, stir thoroughly then turn down the heat and simmer until the sauce is reduced.Season with salt & pepper to taste
When the sauce is a nice, creamy consistency, stir in the yoghurt and add the diced fish pieces, cover with a lid and cook for another 5 minutes until the fish is cooked through
Remove the lid and if the sauce seems watery, keep cooking until reduced.At a push, stir in a tablespoon of cornflour dissolved in a little cold water to help thicken it up (This would add another syn)
Serve with boiled rice and chopped coriander to garnish
Notes
Really nice curry and is a little bit "sweet and sour"1/4 syn per portion or double if you thibken with cornflour