Fish Fillet Vegetable Sauce With Pasta

Fish Fillet Vegetable Sauce With Pasta
Fish Fillet Vegetable Sauce With Pasta

Fish Fillet Vegetable Sauce With Pasta. This fish vegetable sauce is best cooked with fish fillet. I didn’t have at home so tried to cut my croaker, a few bones escaped into the pot but couldn’t create any drama because we all over enjoyed this meal.
I regret taking pics with this Lumia cos posting them has given me enough headache already. Couldn’t upload to a laptop and now blogging with the phone to see if they upload but not sure they’ll show on the blog. Let me just keep trying different tricks cos this tasted too good not to be posted.

Yay! the pics have finally uploaded after these long hours. Try this
and I bet you won’t regret it. Sauce can be served with boiled rice, jollof, pasta and anyhow you want it, lol!

 

Ingredients For fish fillet vegetable sauce:

  • Fish fillets
  • Fresh pepper
  • Onion
  • salt
  • Seasoning
  • cabbage
  • tatashe
  • Green pepper
  • curry
  • Soya, olive or vegetable Oil
  • Baked beans in tomato sauce (optional)
  • Water

 

26 thoughts on “Fish Fillet Vegetable Sauce With Pasta”

  1. Pls what is so special about dis sauce? It doesnt look gud and am sure it will not taste gud cos there is no any spice or herbs that will make it tasty ang give it a kick. All ur sauces are d same and then u come and give it another name. Even a 5yr old can make dis sauce or even better.

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  2. Anonymous10:15 PM na wa for you! Some peeps are just so rude! We know you are a world known chef. Pls leave us with our 5 year old cooking standard, we like it like that! You hide behind the internet to throw insults. On a good day, I wonder if you can stand in thee same room as Eya, talk less rubbish her cooking. God is watching you!

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  3. Aunty Eya *sobs*, I just made coconut rice,it was disastrous,Iye o,I tink its d coconut milk I bought,d food just tasted like a badly-cooked emergency rice, *weeps*,I followed all the steps too,it burnt so bad that the smoke alarm went off.and no single coconut taste came out *sigh*, I will try again with my own coconut milk…theresa

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  4. @anon 10:15, who are u by the way and by the bush?
    E ma wo kini yi ooooo?
    Awe, ya ara e ni brain ooo *google dat*
    This is 2014, learn to appreciate effort.
    The fact that u cook ur stew/sauce with basil leaf, curry leaf, cinnamon. Lemon grass, bitter leaf, hot leaf and all the leaves and barks in this world doesn't mean everyone will.
    Some of us dnt like ur so called herbs and spice.
    Take ur time ooo, dnt get me angry.
    *sprinkles holy water on you*

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  5. We don't always get the best result at our first try.
    You'll get better with time.
    Pele, ma sukun mo.(Sorry, stop sobbing)

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  6. Anon 2:15pm sorry jaree, buh really what went wrong? *rolls eyes* Ema binu your second will be better, we can only try…

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  7. Na wah for some pple o,why bad mouthing dis lovely dish,anyway me I likey,so av bookmarked already,nice one,hapi sunday,mrs m

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  8. Don't be angry anon, we don't have costa rican spices here, its fish fillet we made ok! Pls I repeat fish fillet…. Thanks for co-perating

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  9. This is so nice. And I like fish so much @ eya forget this ur buy ur own fish fillet o cuz na ice fish me go use try it out first! Meanwhile, I tried cooking ofada stew wit wc receipe and it came out so well for first timer. Thanks love.

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  10. for ur info i tried out the recipe dis evening and it was simply delicious. though i didnt add the baked beans

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  11. the color is what made me to stop and read, it look so yummy and inviting will surely try it. people dt condemn re those dt dnt know how to cook, dnt mind them jor.

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