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Thursday, July 12, 2012

STEAMED FISH WITH MASHED POTATOES!!!


 ZERO-OIL  cooking food without the usage of oil, the cooking method may be steaming, baking, etc.The whole idea behind ZERO-OIL is just to restrict the intake of Oil / Butter / Ghee to the prescribed limit per day and not to avoid it completely as minimum of 10% of calories should come from fats and oils.Fats / Oils are good source of energy, aid in the absorption of Fat soluble vitamins like A, D, E and K, help in digestion.
Zero-Oil food is good for weight-watchers, maintaining cholesterol and for maintaining over-all health.The idea is to include regular dishes with ZERO_OIL dishes and creatE a perfect balance of your meals to regulate your fat intake.
In this recipe I used the steaming method

RECIPE CARD: 

Cooking time: 15mins 

Preparation time: 10mins

Serves: 2
Ingredients for fish:

  • Fish steaks / Boneless pieces-6
  • Black pepper powder-1tsp
  • Lemon juice-2tsp
  • Mustard paste-1tsp
  • Salt to taste
Ingredients for mashed potatoes:
  • Potatoes (- 1no (large size)
  • Black pepper powder-1/2tsp
  • Coconut milk-3tbsp
  • Garlic paste-1/4tsp
  • Butter- 1/2tsp
  • Salt to taste
Ingredients for serving:
  • Lettuce leaves-5-6
  • Tomatoes (chopped) -1 no

Cooking method: 

  • Clean the fish pieces.
  • Mix all the ingredients of fish and keep aside for 10-15mins
  • Arrange the fish pieces in a steamer and steam it for 10mins.
  • Meanwhile boil the potato.Cool and mash finely.
  • Mix all the ingredients of potato till a smooth texture and keep aside.
  • For serving: Tear the lettuce leaves and mix with the tomato and arrange the steamed fish pieces on top and serve with mashed potatoes.

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