I was excited when Iceland asked me to create a healthy dish using their frozen fish and seafood range– I love seafood, and I’ve been meaning to get more into our diet. I popped along to my nearest Iceland store to have a browse, and was so impressed by the range of frozen fish- I was very tempted to pick up the red snapper after watching the video of how Iceland freeze it at source– I quite liked the idea of a jerk style red snapper curry (might still do this at some point!), but when I saw the king prawns (£3), I couldn’t resist going for those- I adore king prawns!

The great thing about frozen fish, is that (aside from being convenient!), it is frozen when it is still really fresh, so you are getting a product which still has fantastic taste and texture (unlike most ‘fresh’ fish that you find on supermarket counters).

I love to add butternut squash and sweet potato into my thai curries, and really liked the idea of a combination of king prawns and sweet potato, and creating a curry that was easy and quick to make (as well as tasting really good!)

Interestingly Iceland has voted best online supermarket by Which? for 2 years running- I was really impressed by the range and choice of products being offered, and at great value too! Unlike other supermarkets, they offer free delivery if you spend over £35 (you can shop online here), and have lots of great offers, including the full Slimming World range which is exclusive to Iceland.

Disclosure:I was asked to create a recipe using Iceland’s frozen fish range and I was compensated for my time. All words and images are my own.