Curry adds health synergy and (even more!) color to this flavorful salmon dish.
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Preparation Time
5 minutes
Cooking Time
15 minutes
Difficulty Rating
1
Health Level
5
Serves
8

Ingredients
- 1 lb / 450 g salmon fillets, cut into 8 pieces
- 1 Tbsp / 15 g butter or olive oil
- 1 tsp / 2 g ground black pepper
- Salt to taste (optional)
- ½ cup / 48 g chopped scallion/green spring onion
- ¼ cup / 4 g chopped cilantro/coriander leaves
- 2 cups / 454 g organic soy or Greek yogurt
- 2 Tbsp / 36 gm curry paste
Directions
- Melt butter or warm oil in a deep pan over high heat. Add spring onions, and saute until lightly browned.
- Add salt if desired, plus coriander leaves, curry paste, and black pepper. Stir well.
- Whisk in yogurt and cook for 1 minute, whisking constantly.
- Add salmon and cook for 10 minutes till tender.
Serve with brown rice (⅓ cup / 65 g = 1 carb exchange).
Serving size: 2 oz / 60 g salmon
Exchanges per Serving: 0 Carb, 2 Protein, 0 Fat
What kind of curry paste is required? Red, yellow or green? this recipe doesn’t specify
Hi, Carmen1988. You decide! It’s all a matter of taste there.
Hi, Yasmin. Organic mixtures are generally made of whole ingredients, and something like a curry paste (like pasta sauce) benefits from being together with other spices. Mae Ploy is an example of a packaged paste that is exactly what we would recommend, with no additives: http://p-ec1.pixstatic.com/5254855ddbfa3f0f5a005c42._w.540_h.360_s.fit_.jpg.
I’m a bit confused. Your web ad condoned using pastes and advocated fresh herbs and spices and yet you’re using curry paste in your recipe?
The curry paste is added with the rest of the seasonings.
At what point do you add the curry powder please?
The recipe is not showing when to add the curry paste. Does it matter or is there a recommended sequence for adding it?
Raw butter is made from milk that has not be pasteurized or homogenized, usually purchased straight from dairy farms. Grass-fed butter is an excellent substitute if you need it solid, and here, olive oil is a substitute.
Hi, wfcole31. Curry paste is something you buy. You can make it yourself, but it is quite a complex blend.
I’m not familiar with curry paste. Is it just curry powder mixed with water? or is it something you can buy.
I made this last night with 1/2 So Delicious almond yogurt and 1/2 almond milk. I used 6 oz. tilapia fish and reduced the other ingredients accordingly, used 1/4 tsp ground coriander, a sprinkle of curry powder. I did stir the yogurt and blend in the milk before adding the fish…frozen, so cooked it longer. It is delicious!!!
**NOTE the recipe in our downloads forgot the curry, but I figured it was necessary 🙂
I cooked this recipe tonight. I was delicious but I found that to my surprise the yogurt separated into curds rather than keeping the creamy consistency. My wife suggests that next time I heat the yogurt slowly and stir it with a whisk before adding the fish. Did any one else have this problem?
Yes please can we have recipes in pounds and ounces
I’ve tried this and it is very filling. What is RAW butter, please?
I agree with Sandrae. I know we can do find a converter on the internet but it would be a lot easier rather than having measurements in “cups” all the time. Something we do not use.
hi all the recipes look great but would be a lot better if the ingredients was printed in lbs ounces for us over here in the uk I find it very very difficult to make them please please help