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Reviewed: May 7, 2013

SO amazingly flavorful! I paired it with cauliflower cilantro & lemon "rice" and it was just a beautiful dish. I do paleo so I substituted agave for sugar and it was just amazing. I also don't use canola oil so I just used coconut oil and olive oil. I tossed in veggies (carrots, radishes & broccoli) while the fish cooked and everything melted together! I also just used one tsp of cayenne and it was perfect. Easy to adapt & eat. Love how low cal,carb & sugar it is but high in protein! (I'm working on the salt part).. Thanks for a wonderful recipe

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Saucychef26

Cooking Level: Expert

Home Town: Bronx, New York, USA

Living In: Orlando, Florida, USA

Reviewed: Jan. 26, 2013

Very tasty! And easy. Used tilapia. Didn't have coriander so I used a half teaspoon of garam masala. Almonds instead of cashews. Teaspoon of crushed red pepper instead of cayenne. Excellent reheated with some lime squeezed on top.

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Reviewed: Jan. 11, 2013

This was delicious. Bought a nice cod fillet and used honey dijon and chicken broth instead of vegetable broth as I had those on hand. Baked it for ~35 minutes. The smell was amazing! It was quite spicy for me but not too much. Maybe I'll cut back a little on the cayenne next time. It did get a little watery but I used canned diced tomatoes so maybe try for fresh. Served it over white rice with a few pieces of naan (maybe a little redundant!). I'll be making this again!

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sylgui

Home Town: Dallas, Texas, USA

Reviewed: Jan. 6, 2013

Delicious!

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COLORADOKAY

Cooking Level: Expert

Living In: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Reviewed: Dec. 2, 2012

Very good!! Instead of cayenne pepper i added two chopped up hot peppers. Perfectly spicy!!

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suzie

Reviewed: Nov. 11, 2012

Very spicy and flavorful...but do not use frozen fish, gets too mushy.

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Learnlaw

Reviewed: Oct. 20, 2012

I liked this recipe a lot. However, my mouth was on fire from the two teaspoons of cayenne. I know it says "2 teaspoons of cayenne or to taste," but it is probably better to write "one-half teaspoon of cayenne or to taste." It can always be added. Even so, it was delicious even with the two teaspoons.

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John

Reviewed: Oct. 13, 2012

This has become my favorite tilapia recipe by far! My husband and I used to always go to Pakistani/Indian restaurants but now when we are craving that kind of food I make this. I have even made it for some Pakistani friends who said it was amazing. The flavor and amount of spices are perfect! It also looks very pretty too :) I've also made it without cashews one time because I didn't have any and couldn't taste a difference. I serve it with basmati rice. A friend of mine told me that if you want a stronger flavor/spices to simmer it down a few times (i.e. after the vegetable broth, pour a little water, let it boil/simmer for a little while until it evaporates and repeat several times). I also make it without marinating it first.

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miro

Reviewed: Aug. 31, 2012

Delicious! I sometimes find it hard to make fish really flavorful but not so with this dish. So delicious. Received rave reviews from all who ate it. The only changes I made were substituting curry powder for the turmeric since I didn't have any on hand, eliminating the cayenne because I have small children, and I used canned diced tomatoes because it was easier. Will definitely make again. Thanks for sharing!

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