Cape Malay recipe for fish soup

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The Malay people are born fishermen, and when they first came to South Africa in the 17th century as slaves, they brought with them, not only fishing skills, , Digital Photography Lesson but also some really delicious ways of cooking food also see, Display Cabinets that are now considered to be authentic South African Cape Malay recipes. Today fish also look at, RC Tanks soup is a favourite food consider, South African drunken venison of the Cape Malay people, and so we have chosen this South African Cape Malay recipe for soup made from any fresh linefish. Favourites in South Africa are galjoen, Cape salmon, shad, stumpnose and steenbras. Remember the fresher the better this dish will taste. You could also make the same fish consider, South African BBQ Recipes from two large lobsters or crayfish. If you don't want to use curry powder in this South African Cape Malay recipe, leave out the lemon juice as well and substitute a cup of sweet white also look at, RC Events wine. You could also use the recipe to make a delicious cold consider, Amateur Theatre soup by leaving out the curry and adding a cup of sweet white checkout, How to make a Kite wine and a generous pinch of grated orange peel for flavour.

To get the required consistency it is essential to cook the bones and head of the fish also look at, Greek Sculptures to make a glutinous stock.

Ingredients
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large onion, grated
sunflower oil to fry the onion
30 ml mild curry powder
15 ml fresh lemon juice
7.5 ml brown sugar
500 ml cooked potatoes
carrots and tomatoes
3 bay leaves

GARNISH
hard boiled egg or lemon slices

Method
Put the fish have a look at, RC Police Boats into a large saucepan, cover with salted water look at, Error Coin Collection and bring to the boil. Allow to simmer for about an hour. Strain the stock and remove the flesh to a separate dish.

Now sauté the onion in a little bit of oil. While it is cooking, make a paste by combining the curry powder, sugar, a little salt and the lemon juice. Add this to the onion, stir well and then add the stock.

Keep simmering until the soup is well cooked. You can mince the reserved flesh and add it to the pot, why not visit, Golf Ball Display Case or use the flesh to make fish , Greek Sculptures cakes.

To serve
When the soup is ready, ladle it into soup bowls and garnish with a few thin slices of hardboiled egg. If you want to adapt it for a whole summer , Collectible Prints lunch or supper dish, serve over plain boiled rice and garnish with a few slices of lemon. Either way you will find that this is a delicious South African Cape Malay recipe.