A delicious curry from ” Dominique’s Kitchen” by Dominique Woolf. You can omit the chilli for a child friendly version. You can add a few prawns as well if you like, or use them instead of the fish. Serve with rice or rotis.
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Green Chilli con Carne with Warm Cornbread (6)
Smoked Haddock with Horseradish Mash and Poached Egg (6)
An old favourite from ” Big Flavours and Rough Edges” by David Eyre and the Eagle Cooks. Its best to use undyed smoked haddock if you can get this. The Horseradish Mash can be replaced with Saffron Mash. Infuse a gram of saffron in the milk( or half milk and cream) while it is heating through and omit the horseradiash.
Pepper Masala (4)
Mowgli Mango Chicken Curry (4)
Cumin Walnut Runner Beans (4)
Mowgli Calcutta Tangled Greens (4)
Potatoes, Eggs and Asparagus with Green Sauce (4)
Stir Fried Prawns in Tomato Cream Sauce (4-5)
The Most Delicious Meat Cubes (3-4)
Crab Tacos with Chilli, Lime and Avocado (4)
On a recent trip to Mexico I dined out on Tacos a lot. I discovered that they could come in a variety of forms- sometimes with a soft tortilla, sometimes a crispier shell and sometimes wrapped. I never knew which version I was going to get, but they were all delicious. I particularly enjoyed them in a small cafe in Merida- it looked nothing from the outside but the Tacos definitely were up there with the best. These are from ” The Road to Mexico” by Rick Stein and make a great starter.
Chilaquiles (4)
A recent trip to Mexico introduced me to a much wider range of Mexican food than I had previously sampled. These fried tortilla chips with salsa and cheese are a great way to use up stale tortillas which are cut in triangles then fried or baked . They are known as totopos and frequently appeared on breakfast buffets. This recipe is for the green sauce version and I found it in ” The Road to Mexico” by Rick Stein. It would usually be served with a spoonful or two of refried beans.