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RECIPE CARD SUMMER TEMPURA FISH GOUJONS with spicy tomato dip great food starts with great ingredients TEMPURA FISH GOUJONS with spicy tomato dip Preparation 20 minutes Cooking 30 minutes SERVES 2 DIFFICULTY RATING: MODERATE Ingredients you will need from M&S For the spicy tomato dip: For the goujons: ✷ 1 tbsp olive oil ✷ 2 fillets from a choice of e.co.uk ✷ 230g pack baby sweetheart Catch of the Season fish: lemon tomatoes, roughly chopped sole, plaice or black bream . drinkawar ✷ 1 small red chilli, finely chopped ✷ 50g plain flour ✷ ½ small red onion, finely chopped ✷ 25g cornflour ✷ 1 tsp cumin seeds ✷ 100ml ice-cold sparkling water ✷ 2 tsp white wine vinegar ✷ sunflower oil, for frying ✷ 2 tsp soft brown sugar ✷ fries, to serve WINE 1 To make the spicy tomato dip, heat the olive oil in a small saucepan and add SUGGESTION ed to people aged 18 or over the tomatoes, chilli and onion. Cook gently for 10 minutes until soft then add the cumin, vinegar and sugar and cook for a further 10-15 minutes. QUATRO SEI 2 Meanwhile, remove the skin from each fish fillet and cut into 1cm thick strips. GAVI 2008, sift the flours into a bowl, season, then gradually whisk in enough water to make £6.49 (75cl) a batter the thickness of double cream, taking care not to over whisk. This has delicious 3 Heat the oil in a wok or deep frying pan. To test it’s hot enough, add a cube fruity flavours of of bread and it should brown in 30 seconds. Dip half of the fish pieces in the lime, pear and batter to coat and lower into the hot oil. Fry for 2 minutes, turning occasionally, apricot, a subtle until light golden and crisp. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on kitchen hint of almond paper. Repeat with the remaining fish. serve with the spicy tomato dip and and a fresh, ripe, a side portion of fries. zesty finish oducts containing alcohol can only be sold or deliver Pr TIP EACH SERVING PROVIDES Add 1 tsp chilli Prices correct at time of going to print CALS SUGARS FAT SAT FAT SALT flakes or paprika to the 935 11.9g 70.3g 8.2g 1g batter and serve with 47% 13% 100% 41% 17% mayonnaise or ketchup OF YOUR GUIDELINE DAILY AMOUNT instead of the spicy dip. IN THE BASKET.

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