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Spicy Tamarind Salmon and Prawns with Lemon Roasted Bell Peppers
Fish and seafood are a cornerstone of the Eat Burn Sleep food lists. And what better way to enjoy them than with our Spicy Tamarind Prawns and Salmon!
As an oily fish, salmon is rich in omega-3 fats, beneficial for heart health, mental well-being, brain function, and tackling inflammation. Each fillet is packed with protein, plus vitamin D and trace minerals like zinc.
Prawns are full of protein too, as well as vitamin B12, selenium, iodine, and zinc – all essential nutrients for energy, thyroid health, and mental well-being.
The spicy tamarind paste gives a flavor kick like no other, making this dish uniquely delicious and one that you’ll come back to time and time again!
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Charlotte Richards
Thank you
01/28/25Lara
Sainsburys do one that doesn't have sugar, however the amount used in the recipe and once shared between the 4 servings will be minimal if that makes sense.
01/26/25Charlotte Richards
Can you offer any advise on where to find Tamarind paste that doesn’t have sugar in it? Brands I’m seeing in UK all have sugar. Thanks!
01/25/25