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Fish + Asian recipes (23)

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Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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Swordfish has a distinctive, firm, meaty texture, but can become dry if grilled. Here it is steamed with vegetables and spicy Thai flavourings in paper parcels to ensure the flesh stays tender and succulent.
 
Recipe by: dakota kelly
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Marinate in a simple Asian-inspired sauce, thread onto skewers, then toss on the barbecue. Easy, healthy and delicious!
 
Recipe by: DRIBBS
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Fresh tuna steaks are always delicious when barbecued. You can add a little cayenne pepper or minced ginger to the marinade to give it an extra kick.
 
Recipe by: Maridele
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Delicious right off the barbecue! Take care not to overcook the steaks, as tuna can quickly become dry.
 
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This simple soy sauce and sherry marinade will work with just about any kind of fish.
 
Recipe by: Belinda Stafurik
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This is a delicious, simple, Chinese-inspired recipe for squid. Lightly coated in sea salt and pepper seasoned flour and then fried to perfection. Perfect for a light meal served with a fresh green salad.
 
Recipe by: FAIQAH
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You can easily get the ingredients in any Asian supermarket. But be careful, this is super spicy - which is the best way to eat Tom Yum! You can use chicken instead of fish if you prefer.
 
Recipe by: Kim Abdullah
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Snapper is cooked in a fragrant Asian-style stock. You can find tamarind juice in Asian supermarkets. If you don't have any to hand, you can substitute distilled malt vinegar, as the tamarind juice lends a sour flavour.
 
Recipe by: Sarah Davies
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This salmon recipe is so quick and easy to make it has become one of our regular dishes. We often make extra sauce to pour over new baby potatoes and vegetables!
 
Recipe by: Jessie
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This marinade is absolutely delicious on swordfish steaks. Try it out and enjoy!
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Gentle braising is an excellent cooking method for fish, keeping it moist and succulent. Spiced with care and simmered in a little coconut milk, the fish here is delicious with plain noodles or rice. For a casserole with a livelier flavour, leave the seeds in the chilli or use one of the tiny, very hot Thai chillies.
 
Recipe by: MYERSX4
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This is a stir-fried Filipino noodle dish - quick and easy to make, a great one-pan meal.
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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A spiced broth makes a sophisticated main-course soup of lightly cooked fish fillets and crisp vegetables.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Rings of squid are briefly stir-fried with garlic, chilli and fresh colourful vegetables in this speedy supper dish. Take care not to overcook the squid as it has a tendency to toughen if cooked for too long.
 
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I made this dish for my partner and she keeps asking for more! There's no asian grocery where I live so I sort of tweaked the original recipe by using white wine instead of sake. Note: you can add carrots, cauliflower or any vegetable you wish to add.
 
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Homely stir-fried vegetables and noodles set off sophisticated scallops, all boosted with a brilliant combination of flavours. The pan juices make a delicious sauce for the watercress. Delicious!
 
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Basil and coriander bring a fabulous burst of flavour to crisp stir-fried vegetables topped with tender, chilli-spiced squid. Serve with noodles for a memorable meal in minutes. Delicious!
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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Steaming is a great technique for cooking fish, giving moist, healthy, delicious results. fresh ginger adds a subtle but distinctive note.
 
Recipe by: Jan Cutler
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Pack delicate scallops in little parcels with vegetables and a fragrant dressing for great eating made easy. Serve with straight-to-wok noodles stir-fried in hot olive oil and chives. Delicious!
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Steaming is unbeatable when it comes to heart-healthy cuisine. Since no fat is used for cooking, these ginger and coriander-scented fillets have the luxury of a splash of aromatic sesame oil.
 
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