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1 SERVE =<br />

2 units protein<br />

½ unit dairy<br />

1 unit vegetables<br />

1 unit fats<br />

Simple Thai g<br />

SERVES 4 PREP 15 mins<br />

4 × 200 g snapper fillets, skin-on<br />

and bones removed<br />

3 tablespoons fish sauce<br />

4 red shallots or ½ small red<br />

(Spanish) onion, chopped<br />

1 stalk lemongrass, white part only, finely chopped<br />

1½ tablespoons Thai Green Curry<br />

Paste (see page 205) or ready-made Thai green<br />

curry paste<br />

1 teaspoon ground coriander<br />

½ teaspoon ground turmeric<br />

1¼ cups (310 ml) reduced-fat<br />

coconut-flavoured evaporated milk<br />

2 teaspoons palm or brown sugar<br />

cooking oil spray<br />

1 bunch baby bok choy, washed<br />

and halved<br />

lime wedges, to serve (optional)<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

The spiciest of the Tha<br />

full-flavoured, low in fa<br />

seafood or chicken. Be<br />

milk to boil as it can cu<br />

Rub the fish fillets all ove<br />

and set aside.<br />

In a food processor, blen<br />

until combined (or you ca<br />

Add the green curry past<br />

pepper and blend again u<br />

Bring the evaporated mil<br />

saucepan (being careful n<br />

and remaining fish sauce<br />

then take 3 tablespoons<br />

paste. Mix well to combin<br />

to simmering point and c<br />

aromatic. Season to tast<br />

Heat a large frying pan o<br />

dry and spray all over wit<br />

pepper to taste. Cook the<br />

3–4 minutes, then turn an<br />

through (the cooking tim<br />

of the fish).

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