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Spicy Haddock Kedgeree

Thought to have originated from an Indian dish and brought back to the UK by British Colonials, our Spicy Haddock Kedgeree is great for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Our Goldfish Madras curry sauce has perfect blend of spices and heat for this dish.

INGREDIENTS

90g Goldfish Brand Professional
Madras Curry Sauce

1 White Onion
Medium bunch of parsley
Medium bunch of coriander
4Hard-boiled eggs, pealed
1 tbsp.Ghee
300gBasmati white rice
300gSmoked haddock
1Bay leaf
1Lemon
150gThick Greek yoghurt

Serves 4

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METHOD

  • 1

    Begin by finely chopping the onion, parsley, coriander stalks and leaves, then cutting the eggs into quarters.

  • 2

    Add the ghee and onion to a medium-sized saucepan with a lid and sauté over a medium heat until golden. Add the rice and cook for one minute.

  • 3

    In a bowl mix the 700ml boiling water with 60g of Goldfish Brand Madras Curry Sauce. Once all dissolved, add to the saucepan with the rice and onion and bring to the boil. Once boiled, reduce the heat and simmer for 10 minutes with the lid on or until the water has been absorbed and the rice is cooked through.

  • 4

    Meanwhile, place the fish and bay leaf in a shallow pan and pour over enough water to just cover the fish. Simmer for 8-10 minutes or until the fish is cooked through. Then, flake the fish into inch-long pieces

  • 5

    Loosen the remaining 30g of Goldfish Brand Madras Curry Sauce with 2 tbsp. hot water in a bowl, and mix with the yoghurt and the juice of half the lemon to create a spicy yoghurt dip.

  • 6

    Add the herbs and flaked fish to the rice, then gently fold together. Spoon the rice onto plates, and top each plate with the hard boiled eggs, a dollop with the madras yoghurt and a squeeze of the remaining lemon.

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Created by chefs…

My father, Mr Kee Wah Lee, created and developed our family curry sauce concentrate recipe in his first Chinese restaurant in 1961. He enjoyed sharing this recipe amongst his family and friends to use in their restaurants. In 1985, I had the idea to produce this convenient, versatile, ready-to-use curry paste on a grander scale for cooks and chefs in busy professional kitchens. Our sauces are now enjoyed across Britain everyday in restaurants and homes.

Sammy Lee
Son of Mr Kee Wah Lee,
Goldfish Brand Founder

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Created by chefs…

My father, Mr Kee Wah Lee, created and developed our family curry sauce concentrate recipe in his first Chinese restaurant in 1961. He enjoyed sharing this recipe amongst his family and friends to use in their restaurants. In 1985, I had the idea to produce this convenient, versatile, ready-to-use curry paste on a grander scale for cooks and chefs in busy professional kitchens. Our sauces are now enjoyed across Britain everyday in restaurants and homes.

Sammy Lee
Son of Mr Kee Wah Lee,
Goldfish Brand Founder

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