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Tandoori spiced Seam Bream

Something with a little kick.





Once again it has been strangely hot in England so the less work I have to do to eat the better.

 

This recipe overall took around 30 minutes. Set oven to 200C





Equipment;

Small food processor

Chopping Board

Knife

Large pot

Collindar

Potato masher/Fork

Tin foil

Baking tray

Small container

Fish slice/Tongs


Ingredients;

This serves 2 people

2 Sea Bream - whole

Salt and pepper

150g New potatoes

50g Peas

4 Mint leaves


Tandoori butter

3 Garlic cloves

1 Ginger piece - no bigger then the tip of your thumb.

2 green chillies

1/4 tsp Red chilli flakes

1 tsp Turmeric

1 tsp Garam masala

1/2 Lime Juice

100g unsalted butter


 

To start I suggest chopping everything up for the butter and placing them in the food processor. Blitz this until mostly smooth then move into a small fridge safe container.


Season the sea bream with salt and pepper, then wrap in tin foil. At this point you can either place some of the butter within the fish or save it the smother on top after cooking.


Whilst the fish is cooking, place the potatoes in a pot with cold water and bring to the boil for around 15 minutes. Once almost ready pop the peas in with the potatoes too.


When the potatoes and peas are cooked strain them, place into a bowl along with some super finely chopped mint and crush it all together; do not mash them.


Once your fish in ready place upon the crushed potatoes and brush some of the butter you made earlier.


Enjoy!

 
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