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Roast Monkfish Tandoori With Mini Popadoms, Spiced Mussel

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Seafood, Grains, Vegetables, Meats Hmong Food networ, Food5 4 Servings

INGREDIENTS

Half pkt of mini popadoms
2 Sized monkfish tails
allowing approx 8oz
of fish per
Portion
500 g Red tandoori paste
150 g Natural yoghurt
2 Clov garlic, peeled and
mashed
to a pulp
Juice and zest of one lemon
and a lime
2 t Ground roasted cumin
150 g Natural honey
Salt and freshly ground
black pepper
One large bunch of coriander
Half pint natural yoghurt
Half a cucumber, peeled
seeded and
finely sliced
1 Bunc mint, finely chopped
1 Qr tsp ground roasted cumin
1 Pinch cayenne pepper
Seasoning
450 Basmati rice
3 T Vegetable oil
1 Shallot, peeled and finely
chopped
200 g Mussels out of the shell
Roasted cumin and fennel
seed together 1 mixed
tsp
1 Cardamom pod
6 Cloves
1 Clove garlic, finely chopped
600 Chicken stock

INSTRUCTIONS

Take monkfish tails and remove from the centre bone (any good
fishmonger will do this for you). Skin and remove excess bone until
the fish fillet is white in colour.  To make the marinade mix the
paste, yoghurt, garlic, ginger, citric  juices, cumin and honey
together in a bowl. When thoroughly mixed  place over the fish.  Season
with salt and pepper and add the chopped coriander. Leave the  marinade
as long as possible, which should be ideally around 2 days.  Cucumber &
Mint Riata: Place the yoghurt in a bowl, whisk down until  smooth and
creamy. Add all the other ingredients and mix. Cover and  refrigerate
until use.  Rice: Wash the rice in several changes of water and then
leave it to  soak in water for 15 minutes. Drain until all the water is
removed.  Place the oil in a heavy bottomed pan over a medium heat.
When hot  place in the onion and stir until browned. Lightly add the
rice,  garlic, salt and pepper, garam and spices. Stir repeatedly for 5
minutes so all the grains are coated with oil.  Turn the heat down
slightly, pour on the stock and bring to the boil;  cover with a very
tight fitting lid. Turn the heat down low and allow  the steam to
complete the cooking.  To serve, fluff up the rice with a fork and add
the mussels and  saffron, if desired. (The rice is best served straight
away if  possible but can be kept warm or a while by placing clingfilm
over  the top of the pan to retain the heat.)  Putting the dish
together: You should have the pan you are using to  roast the monkfish
as hot as possible. Take 1 tbsp of vegetable oil  and add to cover the
pan. Having removed the monkfish from the  marinade, place into the hot
pan.  Roast and colour to give a distinctive blackened texture. Place
in a  hot oven and cook for 7-8 minutes. Remove and allow to rest for 5
minutes.  Meanwhile start to prepare all the other parts of the dish.
Bring your rice top temperature. You'll need a 12cm pastry ring,
lightly buttered. Place the ring in the centre of the plate and fill
with rice to the top of the ring.  Remove the ring, cut the monkfish
into chunks, place on top of each  other on top of the rice to gain
height.  Take the cucumber riata and drizzle round the plate. Take the
mini  popadoms and place 5 around the plate. Finish with fresh
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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 354
Calories From Fat: 106
Total Fat: 12.1g
Cholesterol: 8.9mg
Sodium: 352.1mg
Potassium: 738.4mg
Carbohydrates: 56.7g
Fiber: 3.5g
Sugar: 33.2g
Protein: 10.8g


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