Are You Getting Enough?

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

This weeks seafood recipes are:

  • Shrimp Curry
  • Pilchard Pizza
  • Baked White Fish 

All recipes are enough for four people. The printable shopping list and recipe prompts link is underneath the Baked White Fish recipe towards the bottom of the page.

Try and serve one oily fish portion every week.


Canned Seafood Pizza

This super easy to make Pizza with Pilchards is your oily fish this week.

You can buy ready made pizza bases - you can also buy packets of pizza mix to make up yourself at home, if you're not super confident at bread making. Alternatively, sliced french sticks make a great base for the toppings. 

Serve this with coleslaw and a mixed salad. This link will take you to a recipe for a salad with honey and mustard dressing. Yummy!

Cook's Notes

Your dough will take around an hour to prove - you can make it up early, put it in the refrigerator where it will prove in around eight hours. That saves you waiting too long when you get in from work. 


Quick Shrimp Curry
Salsa Salad

This shrimp curry is super quick to prepare. 

Serve with boiled rice. If you like, some chopped salad always goes well with curry - I find it helps cool the heat. Dice  up tomatoes, cucumber, bell pepper and anything else you fancy - corn kernels, grated carrot. 



One Pot Baked Cod

One pot baked cod - you can use any white fish, fresh or frozen. 

Oven set to 350F, 180C or Gas Mark 4.

The potatoes are sliced and roasted for 25 minutes before you add the other ingredients. So you've got 2lbs potatoes drizzled with olive oil then after the potatoes are partly cooked, add 2 red onions sliced  and 4 sliced tomatoes. A sprinkle of herbs - dill is lovely. Lay the fish on top. Bake in the oven for another 15 minutes until the fish is cooked. 

You can add another vegetable as a side if you like - try some broccoli. 

Cook's Notes

One pot dishes are great to add to your recipe book. Try adding some sliced zucchini (courgette) and/or bell peppers for a change. Any fish will go well with this - white, smoked or oily. 

Download your printable shopping list here  It contains the list of ingredients for all three recipes (coded) and the basic prompts, order of steps, oven temperatures and timings. 


Some of the links on this site include affiliate links, providing Find-a-Seafood-Recipe a small percentage of the sale at no additional cost to you. 

Subscribe to Seafood Recipe News - complete the form below.

Your email address is secure and will *only* be used to send Seafood Recipe News. When you confirm your subscription, you will be taken to a page where you can access your free eCourse. Complete the form and it will arrive over the following five days.

newsletter subscribe image