A classic Caribbean dish that’s quick to make and easy to adapt according to whichever vegetables or fish you have available.
    
Serves
        
            2
        
    Prep
        
            15 minutes
        
    Cook
        
            15 minutes
        
    Nutrition information
Each 501g serving contains (excludes serving suggestion)
- KCal
 - 241
 - Carbs
 - 25.7g
 - Fibre
 - 7.7g
 - Protein
 - 23.8g
 - Fat
 - 
            3.1g
            (Low)
 - Saturates
 - 
            0.6g
            (Low)
 - Sugars
 - 
            12.5g
            (Low)
 - Salt
 - 
            0.15g
            (Low)
 - Fruit/Veg Portion
 - 3
 
Ingredients
Ingredients
- 1 stick celery, quartered
 - 1 carrot, diced
 - 1 bay leaf
 - 2 cloves garlic, crushed
 - 2cm ginger root, grated
 - half tsp ground allspice
 - 2 sprigs fresh thyme
 - 1 fish stock cube, dissolved in 600ml water
 - 1 red pepper, chopped
 - 50g okra, cut into 2cm chunks
 - 1 small green banana or plantain, (100g), cut into slices
 - 1 courgette (200g), chopped
 - 4-6 spring onions, chopped
 - 1 Scotch bonnet pepper, halved
 - 200g red snapper fillets, cut into chunks
 
Method
Method
Recipe tips
              - This works well with most fish such as chunks of salmon, cod, monkfish or large prawns.
 - If you can't get chayote, use deseeded cucumber or courgette - it won't need as much cooking so add in step 3 with the spring onions.
 - You can use any vegetables you have - sweet peppers, courgette, mangetout, baby corn or florets of broccoli or cauliflower.
 
        
        
        
    
        
    
        
    
    
        