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Spicy seafood tacos

 

Serves: 2 
Prep time: 15 Minutes 
Cook time: 12 Minutes 
Calories: 400 kcal per serving 
Total Fat: 13.5 g 

Ingredients 

spray oil 
100g skinned white fish fillets, e.g. cod, or haddock  
200g large peeled raw king prawns, defrosted 
juice of 1 lime   
a few sprigs of coriander, chopped 
4 mini flour tortillas  
a handful of crisp lettuce leaves, e.g. Cos or Little Gem    
1 small ripe avocado, peeled, stoned and cubed    
salt and freshly ground black pepper 
lime wedges, for squeezing 

Tomato salsa: 
2 juicy tomatoes, diced    
¼ red onion, diced    
1 red chilli, diced   
1 garlic clove, crushed 
a handful of coriander, finely chopped 
grated zest and juice of ½ lime 

Method: 

  1. Make the tomato salsa: mix all the ingredients together in a small bowl, seasoning to taste with salt and pepper. 
  1. Lightly spray a non-stick frying pan with oil and set over a medium to high heat. Cook the fish fillets for 8–10 minutes, turning halfway, until seared and golden on the outside and cooked through. Cut into chunks and sprinkle with the lime juice and coriander.  
  1. Add the prawns to the hot pan and cook for 2 minutes, turning halfway, or until pink and succulent. Mix with the white fish and season lightly with salt and pepper.  
  1. Meanwhile, warm the tortillas in a griddle pan or a hot oven. 
  1. Divide the lettuce, avocado, and seafood between the tortillas and top with the tomato salsa. Fold over or roll up, then serve with any leftover salsa plus lime wedges for squeezing. 

Top Tip: You can use crisp taco shells instead of tortillas and warm them in a hot oven for 5 minutes.  

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