Turkish Spiced Cod
Ingredients:
- 2 fillets of cod
- about 2 tablespoon of Turkish fish spice mix
- one pack of new potatoes
- one bunch of fresh parsley
- one cup of 2 % milk
- one tablespoon of corn flour
- one tablespoon of butter
- any desired vegetables
Method:
- Simply coat the fish with the spices and cook on a medium heat in a little olive oil with a lid for about 7 minutes
- meanwhile boil the potatoes and vegetables
- make a white parsley sauce by heating the butter, adding the flour to make a roux and then slowly stirring in the milk, add the parsley and allow to thicken.
This was enjoyed by all, it was such a joy to cook for Grandma and Granddad ;-)
the fish mix is coming up in the giveaway, watch this space!!
What is your favorite way to cook fish?
Finally I am launching a Chow and Chatter Blog Talk Radio Join me Wednesday June 9th at 6 EST USA to hear about Istanbul's amazing spice bazaar!
Lauren - I think its curry powder - Curry Powder
Köri
A spice blend consisting of cumin, pepper, turmeric, cloves, cardamom, ginger, nutmeg, tamarind and hot red pepper.
from the picture, i believe your Grandma and Granddad were really enjoyed this yummy and heatlhy dish! well done.
ReplyDeleteAww the grandparents are adorable! What a great dish to serve to them.
ReplyDeleteI can see all of you are so delighted with your fish recipe. Does the spice mix taste like curry? Now, looking forward to your new radio show. Congrats!!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it great to still have your grandparents around? I am lucky as well. The dinner looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteI love simple recipes like this, so quick to make and yet so satisfying..Thanks for sharing Rebecca! :)
ReplyDeleteI hope I can drop by your house someday and taste your cooking..
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Oh that is so sweet! Looking forward to more stories and photos from your trip!
ReplyDeleteHow fun to cook for your grandparents Rebecca. I would love to know more about the Turkish spice mixture. It sounds very interesting.
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Nice you got to use your spices so quickly, Rebecca! I love the photo of your grandparents too. They look like they are really enjoying the meal.
ReplyDeleteOh CanC that looks awesome- I am hoping it is lunch time soon! Jealous of the seasonings...everyone looks happy at the table!
ReplyDeleteThats a quick and delicious one..nice pic rebecca
ReplyDeleteDinner looks great! Looks like your grandparents enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteMmm...a nice meal. I'm sure your grandparents really enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteI love the dishes in your Gram's cupboard- so quaint! Fish is grilled at my house, love it anyway it comes though.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like such a good meal - I love cod. It's so nice and flakey!
ReplyDeleteDo you have any idea what's in the spice mix, so we can approximate it at home?
That looks great. I love grilled fish with a little lemon juice, and blackened is good too.
ReplyDeleteThat looks great. I love grilled fish with a little lemon juice, and blackened is good too.
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic, curious about the spices in the mix!
ReplyDeleteSonia: oh they did lol
ReplyDeleteJoanne: thanks
the lacquer spoon: yep like a mild curry
Bridgett oh its amazing love them so much
Olive my pleasure
peachkins that would be lovely
3 hungry tummies coming up
Sam: have posted a link to the facebook page
Barbara they are cool will try anything
chef E oh but giveaway coming up!
Sushma thanks
Kristen thanks
Anccoo smiles
Cristie oh thats the holiday home
Lauren like a mild curry powder
Melinda oh blackened is yum
5 star foodie i know i should have asked!
That looks simple to cook and yet very delicious....mmm. I love mine pan fried or baked.
ReplyDeleteIt's so wonderful to have your grandparents visit you. I'm sure it's such joy for them to see Jasmine...great grand daughter!
This looks delicious Rebecca with that special spice mix! I bet everyone loved it!
ReplyDeleteMary oh it was wonderful
ReplyDeleteReeni oh love the spices I got in Turkey so cool
Wow, nice to spend sometime with your Grandparents, and Jasmine with her Great-grans, superb. It looks lovely......I love fish grilled!
ReplyDeleteThe meal looks so good, and colorful! I love getting new spices, and can't wait to try them out either.
ReplyDeleteI like fish grilled, but usually use mojo because my daughter will eat it that way. She is spreading her tasting out a little wider now, maybe I can start to change it up a little when it comes to fish.
kitchen butterfly it was magic
ReplyDeletelyndsey hope your daughter enjoys it but your a right cook
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