A Tex-Mex take on loaded fries with loads of punchy flavour – these are bound to be a family Friday night favourite!
Fish Friday with Roasted Aloo Gobi
Crispy Fish Friday served with a cauliflower and potato side curry.
A Tex-Mex take on loaded fries with loads of punchy flavour – these are bound to be a family Friday night favourite!
A Tex-Mex take on loaded fries with loads of punchy flavour - these are bound to be a family Friday night favourite!
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To Assemble
Preheat the oven or air fryer to 180 °C.
Rinse the sweet potatoes well and then cut them into fries. Place into a bowl, drizzle with olive oil and toss to coat, then season with salt. Place the fries onto an oven tray and into the oven, or into the basket of the air fryer. Cook until they are crispy and golden.
Once the fries are done, adjust the oven temperature to 220°C. Lay frozen Fish Friday Lemon fillets onto a baking tray and place into the oven to cook for 20-30 minutes until golden and crunchy.
Alternatively, adjust the air fryer to 190 °C and cook the fillets from frozen for 20 minutes.
Once cooked and slightly cooled, slice the fish.
Brush the corn cobs with a little oil. Heat a frying pan to hot and fry the cobs, turning often until charry and caramelised. Once cooled, slice the corn off the cobs and set aside.
Salsa
Finely dice the red onion and tomatoes. Add the sugar to the red wine vinegar and stir until the sugar has dissolved. Add to the tomato and onion mix and allow to stand for at least 10-15 minutes to infuse.
To Assemble
Add the sour cream and lemon to a bowl and mix to combine and loosen. Add this to a squeezy bottle if you have one.
If you cooked the fries in the oven, you can assemble the dish directly on the oven tray. Alternatively, add the fries to a serving platter.
Add dollops of guacamole to the pile of fries. Add black beans, charred corn and spoonfuls of tomato and onion salsa. Drizzle sour cream over the top and garnish with chopped chives and coriander. Add any remaining sour cream or guacamole to bowls for dipping and serve.
Dollops of flavoured butter (or a little olive oil) on fish portions are ideal for baking. Wrap fish portions in foil to keep moisture in – as fish forms its own juices. Open just before end of baking to allow for browning. Fish can also be placed in a suitable oven dish and covered. Baking takes around 20 minutes depending on the portion size.
Crispy Fish Friday served with a cauliflower and potato side curry.
A dish inspired by a well-known Thai classic, replacing whole fried fish with fillets of crispy Fish Friday and a sweet and spicy tamarind sauce.
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