Cooking fish is a doddle in this low-calorie Sicilian dish, with its bright colours and sweet-and-sour flavours. It is over 500 calories so be careful to pair it with a lower calorie breakfast and ...
Sugar and vinegar, with the help of garlic and ginger, gives saucy sweet and sour fish a tasty punch. I have used hoki as it is nice and thick and holds together well, but any white fish will do.
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