For the coconut, pierce two of the three ‘eyes’ with a screwdriver. Strain the liquid into a dessert tray and set aside. Place the coconut in the 200 o hot stove until the shell cracks and pops open. Place on a dish rack. Where the husk has not cracked, tap it lightly with a mallet. Use a peeler to remove the brown rind.
Rinse and quarter the coconut and cut into 1 cm cubes. Toast coconut cubes in a frying pan without adding fat until light brown.
Cut the snow peas into bite-sized pieces according to size. Rinse shrimp, dry and dust with corn powder.
Season fish fillets with salt and season with pepper. Butter two baking papers and place one of them on a baking sheet. Place fish fillets on top and cover with the second parchment paper. Cook in the 180 o hot stove for eight to twelve minutes (depending on the thickness).
Heat the oil in a pan. Stir-fry the shrimp, cashews, snow peas and curry for three minutes. Deglaze with the coconut extract and coconut liquid and bring to a brief boil. Season with herb salt.
Arrange the curry, add the fish fillets and sprinkle everything together with the coconut cubes.
Serve with couscous, steamed millet or Wild Rice Mix.
Tip: Instead of fresh coconut cubes, you can also use grated coconut.
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