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Bananas, Green Peppers And Fish

My friend Michala sent me this recipe, for the pepper challenge, which her mum invented while they were staying in Tanzania. It is called bananas, green peppers and fish. The dish makes use of local ingredients, and sustainable fish. To me, it is important that we protect our resources. Buying locally caught fish is one of them. And making sure that the fish is caught in a manner that allows for future growth. If shoals of fish are decimated there will be nothing left very soon. And there really is no going back. Growing seasons need to be allowed for. And fishing companies need to do their part in maintaining our resources. Do not buy undersized fish. Or ones that are on the red list. Look for local information wherever possible.

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Bananas, Green Peppers and Fish

Recipe Category: Seafood
All Rights Reserved: Michala

Ingredients

  • any white firm fleshed sustainable fish steaks or fillets
  • 4 ripe bananas, sliced lengthwise
  • 2 green peppers, sliced into strips (can be roasted first and skin removed)
  • 60 mls soy sauce
  • 15 mls white wine

Method

  • Pre heat oven to 180C .
  • Arrange fish, bananas and roasted green peppers in an oven proof dish in 3 rows, (fish in the middle)
  • add soy sauce and wine
  • cover with foil, and steam till done.
  • You bake the dish for 20- 30 minutes, depending on the thickness of the fish. It's done when the fish flakes easily and the bananas are slightly mushy.
  • Serve with steamed rice and extra soy sauce.

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I must say that this is a flavour combination I cannot imagine. To me, cooked bananas are for desserts. And I never cook them at home as Dave is not a fan at all. As for green peppers, they are the one vegetable I will push aside no matter how served. Would you give this recipe a try?

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    1. You bake the dish for 20- 30 minutes, depending on the thickness of the fish. It’s done when the fish flakes easily and the bananas are slightly mushy. Hope it helps! M

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