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Give a Friday favourite a new twist with this Thai oven-baked cod recipe. Combining aromatic Thai flavours with flaky fish, it’s a melt-in-the-mouth.
Give a Friday favourite a new twist with this Thai fish recipe for oven-baked cod. Combining aromatic Thai flavours with flaky fish, it’s a melt-in-the-mouth meal that’ll brighten up any dinner table.
Quick and easy to prepare, this Thai-style cod fillet recipe makes a nice change when you want to get something delicious on the table swiftly. Everyone’s favorite cod fillets are coated in red Thai curry paste with Flora and baked briefly so they stay nice and moist.
Prep time20 minutes
Ready In55 minutes
Ingredients
1 tbsp Thai red curry paste
60g Flora Original
500g baby potatoes
4 cod fillets
100g (about 6-8) spring onions
200g long-stemmed broccoli
Handful coriander, stems and leaves separated, and stems roughly chopped
(Nutrition information is calculated using an ingredient database and should be considered an estimate.)
Instructions
Heat the oven to 200C/180C fan.
Slice the potatoes in half, quartering any larger ones, then scatter into a roasting tin, dot with a 1 ½ tbsp of the Flora Original and sprinkle with salt.
Roast for 20 mins.
Whilst the potatoes are roasting, mix the remaining Flora with the Thai green curry paste and set aside. Finely slice the top green part the spring onions and set aside, leaving the white part whole. Once the potatoes have been roasting for 20 mins, remove the roasting tin from the oven and add the white part of the spring onions, broccoli and chopped coriander stems, toss.
Nestle the cod fillets in between the veg or lay on top if you don’t have space, spread the paste on top of the cod fillets. Place half of the lime into the pan. Roast for 15 more mins, the fish should be flaking apart once it’s cooked.
Whilst the fish is cooking, squeeze the remaining half lime into the yogurt and season with salt and black pepper.
Remove the pan from the oven and squeeze the roasted lime half over the pan, drizzle with the lime yogurt, top with coriander leaves, and the remaining sliced spring onions. Serve straight from the tin.
Once cooked, all that’s left to do is plate up! You can serve this delicious fish with wholegrain rice and a cooling side salad to tame the Thai spices, or eat it alongside some air-fried fries as an alternative to the British classic of fish and chips.
Love this oven-baked Thai cod recipe? Then why not try our other Thai fish recipes like our sticky chilli prawns? Or, if you just want to cook with fish more often, our fish and leek pie is a great traditional dish while our fresh fish with colourful beetroot salsa offers a more modern twist on the classic catch of the day.
