10% off for all new customers! Use coupon code ‘firstorder’ Shop now

Goan Fish Curry

You can make this dish with king prawns instead of white fish if you prefer. It will be just as delicious. Goa is a state in western India, which used to be a Portuguese colony. Our Goan Indian Curry Paste captures the flavours of the local cusine as if you were on the beach yourself! Combine with our Aubergine Pickle and one of our award winning Indian breads and you have lift off.

Serves

4-6

The star of the show

Gluten free
Shemin's Goan Curry Paste
vg-tag

Shemin's Goan Indian Curry Paste

Shemin's Goan Indian Curry Paste is made to our family recipe with fresh, natural ingredients. Bursting with the distinctive spices of Goa, it adds warmth and depth to chicken, fish, vegetable or lentil curries. Simple to use, it’s the easiest way to make authentic, home-cooked Goan dishes.
  • star-icon
  • star-icon
  • star-icon
  • star-icon
  • star-icon
(21)
Medium Medium
vg-tag pattern-img-2
product-img-4
Gluten free Dairy free
  • star-icon
  • star-icon
  • star-icon
  • star-icon
  • star-icon
(66)
spice-iconMedium

Shemin’s Indian Curry Paste

Our multi-award winning paste will be your new secret when it comes to Indian cooking. 

Ingredients

2 tbsp sunflower oil
1 large onion, sliced
100g Shemin’s Goan Indian Curry Paste
4 fresh ripe tomatoes chopped or 300g tinned chopped tomatoes
2 chillies slit lengthways (optional)
400ml can coconut milk
1/2 tsp salt (optional)
900g thick firm fish such as cod, haddock or monkfish – skinned

How to make Goan Fish Curry

1. Heat the oil in a large non-stick frying pan over a medium heat. Add the sliced onions and fry for 5 minutes, stirring regularly.

2. Mix Shemin’s Goan Indian Curry Paste with enough water so that it is the texture of cream, add to onions and fry on a gentle heat stirring constantly. If the sauce gets too dry add a little more water.

3. Add the chopped tomatoes, chilli and a splash of water. Bring to simmer and cook for 5-6 minutes until the tomatoes have softened, stirring regularly.

4. Pour in the coconut milk and salt into the pan. Bring to a gentle simmer.While the sauce is simmering cut the fish into chunks about 3cm – enough for 1 mouthful. If using monkfish, remove the membrane before cutting into chunks.

5. Stir the fish into the curry sauce and simmer for 3-5 minutes, until just cooked. Give the pan a little shake now and again. If stirring be careful not to break up the fish. Adjust the seasoning.

Serve with boiled rice or Shemin’s Indian Breads

Loved by curry enthusiast globally

tik Verified curry lover

After so many years the quality of your products remains true. Thank you team Shemins!

star-icon star-icon star-icon star-icon star-icon
tik Verified curry lover

Many thanks as always, going to try out your new Tikka paste, after all these years it will be interesting to taste the difference Cheers, Syd Roberts

star-icon star-icon star-icon star-icon star-icon
tik Verified curry lover

Have used fora few years now. Love it. Looking forward to trying the tikka curry paste

star-icon star-icon star-icon star-icon star-icon
tik Verified curry lover

Great service and products thanks

star-icon star-icon star-icon star-icon star-icon
tik Verified curry lover

Brilliant fantastic selection of everything

star-icon star-icon star-icon star-icon star-icon
tik Verified curry lover

Love your pastes. We’re not adventurous enough with what we cook. Need to look at your recipe suggestions more

star-icon star-icon star-icon star-icon star-icon