GREEK GRILLED FISH GYRO-STYLE
A taste of the Mediterranean Sea ideal for those balmy summer evenings
4
35 Min
20 min
Marinade
oven
WHAT YOU NEED
How to Make
Marinate fish with spice, 2 tbsp olive oil and lemon juice, 30 min.
Heat oven to 180 deg. Line tray with foil, place fish and top with cherry tomatoes and feta*. Bake 20 min.
Meanwhile, steam and mash sweet potatoes.
Plate with fresh spinach, cucumber, avocado and sweet potato mash and place baked fish on top.
HOW TO SERVE
Serve with spring onions and drizzle with pan juices and garnish with fresh parsley.
HINTS & TIPS
SIDES & CONDIMENTS
Tzatziki dressing*
100 g plain yoghurt
1 tbsp tahini
1 tbsp olive oil
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 clove garlic, minced
Mix all ingredients together in a bowl.Asian stir fry greens*:
100 g broccolini,
2 bok choy,
1 fresh chilli,
1 tbsp sesame seeds,
1 tbsp sesame oil,
2 tbsp soy sauce,
2 tbsp maple syrup
Saute greens with chilli, sesame oil, soy sauce and maple syrup and sprinkle with sesame seeds.
SWAPS & ALTERNATIVES*
VEGGIE COMBO
Swap sweet potato mash for roast potatoes
Reduce meat: 250 g fish +250 g roasted halloumi cheese
ALTERNATIVE
Use salmon fillets instead
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Origins
Named after the Greek word for ‘round’ from the rotisserie it’s cooked on, the origins of the Gyros are hotly contested. Many believe it was brought to Greece in the 1920s by refugees from Istanbul and others, that its roots come from Armenian stallholders in Athens. No matter which theory you subscribe to, however, Gyros is undoubtedly Greece’s most popular street eat made from either minced beef, lamb, or chicken.
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