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Pan-fried salmon balls with panko, Parmesan and green onions, warmed through a sweet chili and honey glaze and served with a creamy garlic dipping sauce.
Thin sweet potato slices baked into a buttery tian with rosemary and sumac, served with harissa-marinated grilled mackerel and a herby chermoula dressing.
Main course1 hr 30 minServes 2567 kcalGluten-freeEgg-freeLow-SodiumHigh FiberRenal
Large shrimp marinated in soy sauce, honey, garlic and ginger, seared until the glaze caramelizes, with a chilled mayonnaise, garlic and lemon dipping sauce.
Spring in a skillet: golden swordfish folded through white beans and asparagus with a lemon and chilli vinaigrette and plenty of soft herbs. A satisfying one-pan fish supper.
A rested T-bone steak basted with butter, garlic, thyme and Madeira, served beside a Caesar-dressed summer salad of leaves, beans, peas, radishes and croûtons.
Cubes of salmon briefly cured in Tabasco, sesame oil and gochujang, served over rice with avocado, wilted spinach, softened red onion and crispy seaweed under a soy-sesame drizzle.
Noodles stir-fried with marinated pork shoulder, cabbage, carrot, shiitake mushrooms, shallots and dried shrimp in a soy, oyster sauce and black vinegar sauce.
Glutinous rice soaked, folded with marinated chicken, rehydrated mushrooms and dried shrimp in soy and vegetarian oyster sauce, then steamed until tender.
Crisp, golden balls of dashi batter filled with boiled octopus, green onions and pickled red ginger, served with takoyaki sauce, mayonnaise, bonito flakes and aonori.
This easy tandoori salmon traybake can be made with whatever seasonal vegetables you fancy (courgettes, carrots and Tenderstem broccoli all work well). Everything cooks together in one baking dish, making it a simple dinner for sharing. The marinade makes enough for 8–10 salmon fillets (or a whole side of salmon), but you only use 4 in the traybake. It’s worth doing a big batch though as you can freeze any extra marinated salmon for easy dinners in the future. Each serving provides 529 kcal, 29.5g protein, 36.6g carbohydrate (of which 5.5g sugars), 28.2g fat (of which 4.8g saturates), 5.6g fib
Main course1 hrServes 4478 kcalGluten-freeEgg-freeHigh Fiber
Meet Tapado, a soulful fish and coconut stew from Guatemala's Caribbean coast. Rich coconut milk mingles with tender yuca, sweet plantain and fresh fish to create a bowl that tastes of the tropics in every spoonful. Naturally gluten-free and lactose-free, it is nourishing enough for an everyday supper yet special enough for a celebration. If you are craving something warming with a genuine hint of the Caribbean, this is the dish to bring to your table.
Tapado Costeño Hondureño is so representative of the Honduran cuisine. This rich soup uses a variety of seafood, more preferably, conch, but any white fish will do.
Three Spanish small plates served together: prawn croquettes with paprika mayonnaise, pineapple-marinated pork ribs with mojo verde, and a fennel and anchovy gratin under manchego crumbs.
A perfect taro puff (pictured) is ethereal; its gossamer shell crisp and not greasy. The underside of the dough is rich and creamy, enveloping a well-seasoned filling. Homemade ones are significantly better because they are consistently tasty and hold their crispness for hours. The dough and filling can be prepared in advance and refrigerated for a couple of days. Dumpling assembly is easy, and the deep-frying is
makes 12 dumplings, serving 4 to 6 as a snack90 kcalDairy-freeEgg-freeDiabeticLow Fat / Low CholesterolRenal
Fresh fish is layered with tender potatoes, sweet onions and a gentle cream sauce, then baked slowly in a rustic clay pot until everything melts together. Fragrant with dill, parsley and good olive oil, it is Mediterranean comfort food at its finest, the kind of dish that brings a taste of Albania's clear coastal waters straight to your table.
Tuna slices rested for 30 minutes in a soy marinade deepened with dashi powder and sesame oil, served over rice layered with shredded nori, with the leftover marinade poured over.
A mixed tempura of prawns, eggplant, enoki mushrooms, carrot and shiso in a light lumpy batter, served with a dashi dipping sauce and grated daikon with ginger.
A light, lacy batter mixed over ice coats squid, shrimp and four vegetables for a mixed tempura fry. Everything is served the moment it drains, before the crisp coating softens.
Shrimp and vegetable tempura fried in a sparkling-water batter, served over rice scattered with crisp tempura flakes and a syrupy soy, sake and mirin sauce.
A two-bowl tendon with a batter of half cake flour and half potato starch, fried at 375°F and dipped in a warm sauce brewed from real bonito dashi before it goes over the rice.
Prawn and vegetable tempura in an egg-free mayonnaise batter — purple sweet potato, lotus root, green beans, shiitake and shiso — served over rice with a shirodashi sauce.
A pressed layer of sushi rice topped with teriyaki-coated salmon and broiled until the edges crisp, finished with avocado, green onions, furikake, crispy onions and a blended spicy cottage cheese sauce.