Thai food is about the perfect balance between sweet, sour, spicy and salty flavours. We’ve simplified this Thai classic fish curry by using a delicious green curry paste from Curry Favour, paired with our Red Coral barramundi fillets. It’s spicy, aromatic and utterly delicious! An easy midweek meal or a show stopping dinner.
Juice of 1 lime, or to taste, plus extra wedges to serve
Thinly sliced small red chilli to taste
Steamed jasmine rice, Thai basil and coriander leaves, to serve
Method:
1. Heat the oil in a frying pan and fry the pumpkin in batches until browned. It won’t be cooked through, this will happen later in the sauce. 2. Pour half of the coconut cream into the pan and stir, cooking until it cracks. The oil will separate from the cream after around 5 minutes. Add in the curry pastes and stir for 6-8 minutes until it becomes aromatic and darkens slightly. Add in the rest of the coconut cream, stock, chilli, lime leaves, fish sauce sugar and stir to combine. Return the pumpkin to the pan and simmer for 10 minutes. 3. Gently place the fish into the curry sauce and add the prepared green beans and cook for 6 minutes until the fish has just cooked through. Squeeze the juice of half a lime into the curry to balance the flavours. Test for seasoning and adjust to your taste with additional fish sauce, sugar or chilli if needed. 4. Serve with steamed rice and herbs such as basil and coriander. Enjoy!
Cooler nights call for slow cooked meats that fall off the bone, coated in a rich sauce and maybe some indulgent buttery mash too. Our marbled short ribs are braised for 3 hours and are infused with with tomato, red wine, garlic and oregano. Serve with parpadelle, polenta or mash, the choice if yours.
Tom Sarafian has blessed us once again withe one of his delicious recipes, highlighting his newly release Harissa alongside our Lamb Shoulder Chops. Wonderful as a starter to any dinner party or a delicious dinner for 2!
Make midweek dinners feel like less of a chore by prepping the salsa verde and lentils in advance. The easy-to-master recipe works just as well with fatty or lean pork sausages. It’s all about keeping things simple, yet full of flavour. You can find this recipe and many more delicious ones in the Ostro cookbook.
