Receita em Português AQUI
This wasn't a very cheap diner overall, however if you do the account per person it is very cheap as you'd never eat this quality at the price per person. Total cost was around £10.00 and serves 4 people so is about £2.50 per person ... see.
Recipe Ingredients:
- 1 onion (finely chopped)
- 4 medium tomatoes (de seeded and skinless, roughly chopped)
- 200grs button mushrooms
- 5 spring onions (chopped)
- 2 garlic cloves (minced)
- 1 red pepper (finely but roughly chopped)
- 500grs Cod (de boned and skinless, chopped into small cubes)
- 250grs King Prawns fresh
- 400grs rice (basmati)
- 1 bunch parsley (chopped)
- 3 bay leafs
- 1/3 tea spoon of chilli powder
- 4 soup spoons of olive oil + 2 of vegetable oil
- a measure of Poitín (or Cognac) + 1 measure of Port wine
- Salt and Pepper (to taste)
Another easy recipe to make, as always and very healthy. Put a pan on the stove and boil the rice, once the rice is boiled place it in a colander draining. While the rice is cooking you can start making the sauce, which is also very simple.
Place another pan on the stove (high) place the oils inside until very hot add then the onion, garlic, bay leafs, red pepper and the salt pepper. Let these ones cook until the onion is caramelized, at this point you add the chilli, tomatoes and button mushrooms, let these cook for another 5 minutes, and now add the tomatoes, fish, spring onions, Port and Poitín. Continuing to cook for a further 3 minutes now add the prawns cook for a further 2 minutes until they cooked through and finally the parsley (saving a little to decorate the dish). And you basically done.
Get the rice and pour boiling water over it, letting it drain again this will make it very loose and fluffy, create a bed of rice in each plate and put some sauce over it and decorate it (see picture).
Also alternatively you can add instead of Poitín and port just a full glass of red wine, that will work too.
Place another pan on the stove (high) place the oils inside until very hot add then the onion, garlic, bay leafs, red pepper and the salt pepper. Let these ones cook until the onion is caramelized, at this point you add the chilli, tomatoes and button mushrooms, let these cook for another 5 minutes, and now add the tomatoes, fish, spring onions, Port and Poitín. Continuing to cook for a further 3 minutes now add the prawns cook for a further 2 minutes until they cooked through and finally the parsley (saving a little to decorate the dish). And you basically done.
Get the rice and pour boiling water over it, letting it drain again this will make it very loose and fluffy, create a bed of rice in each plate and put some sauce over it and decorate it (see picture).
Also alternatively you can add instead of Poitín and port just a full glass of red wine, that will work too.
11 comments:
Poitín, excellent! I don't think we can get that in the states :) Had dishes with it in Ireland this summer though. Great recipe!
Well I think you should be able to find Poitín there as there are lots of Irish over there...but if you don't I normally use (Portuguese Fire-water) I am sure you have something like it, is just a very alcoholic drink 60% proof normally made out of sugar cane or potato skins, but is also known to be made out of figs etc...failing all that you can always go for the wine alternative, and I already tasted Californian wine several times and I know is good...hehe...the point is don't let a small thing like that stop you doing it lol..Luv ya..thx for you lovely comments
Hey you have some really good recipes! I love most anything with cod fish,, especially if it's salted cod.
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Really loved your feedback, nice and straight to the point...the dishes I've made here were with fresh cod, but they can easily be made with salted cod...just requires soaking overnight..I am Portuguese so salted cod is part of our staple diet...I'll have a look at foodista (this word in Portuguese sounds rude lol) and you sure will have more recipes ...easier to get always update if you follow my blog cheers.
I'm glad you like the feedback and how funny that foodista sounds rude...lol. Well I sure hope to see some of your recipes on Foodista.com. Let me know what you think of it.
My kind of recipe - it's served over rice! Thanks for your comments and your doctored pic of Cruise; it's hysterical. I have saved it to use as my screen saver. Thank you!
Thank you so much ...I am happy you like the comments an the pic...luv ya ..take care...and you welcome. Now deleted it.
Assim nunca tinha provado,mas irei fazer para ter uma ideia deste prato diferente...
Muito obrigada Alex ...você depois me diga como saiu..ta ...beijinhos xxx
Uma nova maneira de apresentar bacalhau.
Excelente sugestão.
Votos de um fim de semana muito bom
Muito obrigada Ana pelo seu comentário. Lembre-se que este blogue tem um gémeo em português os links estão no topo (muitas das receitas estão traduzidas)
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