Ingredients:
2 cups broth (see below)
Baby Bok Choy
1 piece white fish per person
½ lemon
Curry powder
½ onion, chopped
1-2 carrots, chopped or grated
Brown rice noodles (or other spaghetti type noodles or vermicelli noodles)
Broth
You can use vegetable, beef or chicken broth and add a tablespoon of soy sauce and 1 tablespoon of ginger. If you don’t have broth on hand, I used water, added the soy sauce and ground ginger and some pepper.
Directions:
- Cook noodles as directed on package. Set aside.
- In a pot, add olive oil and cook onion and carrots until nearly cooked through.
- Add chopped baby bok choy.
- Squeeze lemon on top.
- After about a minute or two, add broth.
- Let simmer, ensuring bok choy starts to wilt and get soft.
- dust the fish with curry powder, small amount, evenly coating both sides of each piece.
- Heat olive oil in a hot skillet and cook fish – don’t worry if the fish doesn’t stay whole, you’ll want it in smaller pieces to fit in the bowl anyway.
- In a bowl, layer cooked noodles, broth/bok choy and add cooked fish on top. Serve, and enjoy!
Note: If you don’t like bok choy or don’t have on hand, use spinach. Also, this would be easy to sub shrimp or chicken in for the white fish.
OHHH sounds yum!!!
I made this dish with a few alterations. I didn’t have bok choy or spinach so I used snap beans and shredded cabbage. I also added a boullion cube to the soy and ginger make the broth and I marinated the fish (I used white fish) in soy, curry and cornstarch. Loved this recipe, my foodie boyfriend said it was “excellent” and I’ll be keeping it around! Thanks Rebecca!
Deanna I love how you made your own changes and played around with it because frankly that’s exactly how I live to cook. Glad it was a hit 😉