BAR-B-Q SALMON
1 fillet salmon (per person) salt
pepper
minced garlic
3 or 4 lemon slices per fillet mayonnaise
bar-b-q sauce
Lay each salmon fillet on large sheet of aluminium foil. Season
with salt, pepper &
garlic to taste. Spread thin layer of mayonnaise over each
fillet. Pour 1/2 or 1 cup(depending on size of fillets) of
bar-b-q sauce over salmon. Place lemon slices on fillet. Loosely
wrap salmon in aluminium foil & place on grill.
Cook for 20 to 25 mins.
COCONUT
FISH
2 tblspns oil
4 green chilies, seeded
&
chopped
2 garlic cloves, chopped
1" piece root ginger, finely chopped 40z/100g creamed coconut
1 kilo haddock/cod type fish cubed, Salt
Juice of 2 lemons
Fry chilies, garlic & ginger in wok or large saucepan for 3
minutes. Add coconut and, when bubbling, add fish & salt. Stir
well. Cook for 3 - 4 minutes, breaking up fish as it cooks. As
soon as fish is cooked, stir in lemon juice & serve.
Submitted by Derry Flitch
COD WITH ONIONS AND HONEY
2 big onions
4 tblspns olive oil
6 tblspns honey
1 tblspn red wine vinegar
1/2 tblspn paprika powder
400g cod
2 tblspns flour Salt/pepper
30g butter
Heat the olive oil &
caramelise the onions in a frying pan then add wine vinegar,
honey & paprika. Stir
regularly until the mixture is thick. Remove the pan from the
heat and when the onion marmalade mixture is cold, place in a
dish. Season the cod & dip both sides with flour. Fry the cod in
butter for about 6 minutes until both sides are browned and
serve with the onion marmalade and mashed potatoes.
Submitted by Inez van Reit
CURRIED PRAWNS
75g/30z finely chopped onions
1 clove chopped or crushed garlic
1.5 tbs curry powder
Finely grated rind &
juice 1/2 lemon
425ml/3/4 pint stock
2 rounded tbs tomato puree
2 level tbs sweet chutney
1 piece stem ginger (optional)
225-450g(8oz-1Ib) peeled prawns
5 tbs single cream 50g/2oz butter
2 tbs flour salt/pepper paprika
25g/1oz sultanas
Fry onions and garlic gently in butter until soft. Stir
in curry powder
&
cook for a further 2 minutes
&
remove from heat to stir in flour. Stir
&
cook for a further 2 mins. Remove pan from heat to stir
in lemon rind
juice & stock. Then
stirring continuously, bring sauce to the boil. Add
sultanas, tomato puree, chutney, ginger (if using), salt &
pepper. Cook the sauce for 5 minutes, then add the prawns
&
cook for a further 5 minutes. Stir in the cream. Serve
the curry with plain boiled rice decorated with lines of paprika
made with a skewer; lemon wedges & parsley.Submitted by Sybil
Swann