White Fish Patia Curry

Make this traditional Parsi recipe at home in as little as 30 minutes. 


By Kevin Fernandez
1 min read

Rafi's White Fish Patia Curry recipe

Serves: 2 - 3/4 - 6 Ready in: 30 minutes

Introduction

The Patia Curry Pack creates a light sauce that favours fish which is why this is our go-to Curry Pack for fish curries. 

Add whatever fish you fancy! We recommend prawns, cod, haddock or hake. In Rafi’s ‘Great Indian Dishes’ cookbook, she makes a version of the Patia with prawns. Seafood is eaten in abundance on the west coast of India, making prawns the perfect ingredient for this Parsi dish.

Ingredients

Serves 2 - 3

Serves 4 - 6 

Patia Curry Pack (Serves 2 - 3) Patia Curry Pack (Serves 4 - 6)
175ml water 300ml water
500g white fish (cod, haddock or hake) 1kg white fish (cod, haddock or hake)
1/2 lemon 1 lemon
2 chopped tomatoes 4 chopped tomatoes
1/4 tsp mint sauce 1/2 tsp mint sauce
1 sliced spring onion 2 sliced spring onions
Chopped coriander and mint leaves Chopped coriander and mint leaves

Instructions 

  1. Empty the Patia Curry Pack into a pan and toast the spices on a low-medium heat.
  2. Add 300ml water, cover and simmer for 10-15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
  3. Cut your fish into bite-sized pieces, add to the sauce and cook till tender. Most white fish should need no more than 7 - 8 minutes.
  4. Add fresh tomatoes, lemon juice to taste, and 1/2 tsp mint sauce.
  5. Remove lid and gently simmer until cooked, Season to taste and garnish with spring onion, mint and coriander leaves. Read to serve, enjoy!

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Written by

Kevin Fernandez

Rafi’s son, Kevin joined in 2004 when the York shop opened, although he remembers the day the family were stacking shelves in the first shop in Sudbury. Kevin has inherited his mum's passion for cooking and teaching people about Indian food. Kevin now manages the business, nurturing his mother's legacy and sharing his passion for great food.