Tefal Actifry Fish and Chips - a healthier take on this classic British takeaway dish complete with tartare sauce. 

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It's no secret that I've long been a fan of the Actifry, originally starting with the first model and now with an upgrade to the amazing Tefal Actifry Genius model.

I cook a lot of things using my Tefal Actifry, such as chips, roast potatoes, sausages, breakfast hash, stir fries etc - (Check out my other Actifry Recipes.)

So when Tefal asked if I would participate in this New Year Revolution Challenge of course I accepted. 

What's different about the Genius?  Previous Actifry models really only had a simple timer mode.  Now Tefal has taken this to the next level by adding modes to the Genius.  There are 9 modes each designed for a specific food type and also a manual mode.

The modes available are:-

1. Chips (Fries)
2. Breaded snacks
3. Battered snacks
4. Rolls
5. Meat & Vegetable balls
6. Chicken
7. Wok
8. World cuisine
9. Desserts

Each mode is tailored for the type of food that is cooking and the Actifry adjusts the temperature, stirring and time accordingly.

As part of the challenge, Tefal sent me a chopping board, apron and a spinning board for decided exactly what dish I would be creating and as you can see, I scored Tefal Actifry Fish and Chips. 

My kids have been loving this spinning board and will often ask if they can spin the board to decide what we are having for dinner. It has been a  great way to encourage healthier eating for the whole family, as we cook it all at home and know exactly what ingredients go into everything. They have also been keen to try different cuisines, which they might not have chosen before. 

When coming up with a healthier Tefal Actifry Fish and Chips recipe, I wanted to make sure it was family friendly, while also keeping it low in syns and calories.

The chips part to this Tefal Actifry Fish and Chips recipe was pretty simple. As the Tefal Actifry effortlessly makes amazing golden crispy chips every time, using my yummy method for cooking them. 

So that only left the fish part and I decided to go for a deliciously seasoned breadcrumb coating.  The fish was amazing, light and flavoursome, with that lovely golden breadcrumbs on the outside, without being greasy. 

How can I add a ⅓ speed foods to this Tefal Actifry Fish and Chips?

Personally for me, fish and chips just have to come with mushy peas, so for this dish, I allowed myself to not worry about the speed foods. It's only one meal and so long as the majority of your meals are well balanced with speed foods, the odd one without is going to be fine.

But if you do want to add in some speed foods, a big mixed salad would pair perfectly alongside this, especially with my low syn tartare sauce that's part of the recipe - yum!!!

Kitchen Items I used for this Tefal Actifry Fish and Chips:

• Tefal Actifry Genius
• Kitchen Scales
• Measuring Spoons
• Chopping Board
• Santoku Knife
• Mixing Bowls
• Plate

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Yield: 2

Tefal Actifry Fish and Chips

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Tefal Actifry Fish and Chips - a healthier take on this classic British takeaway dish complete with tartare sauce. 

Prep Time 10 minutes

Cook Time 50 minutes

Total Time 1 hour

Ingredients

• 500g (17.5oz) of Potatoes (I used russets), peeled and sliced into chips
• 2 haddock or cod fillets or similar white fish (approx 300g/10.5oz)
• ½ tbs of olive oil (or oil of choice)
• 1 egg, beaten
• 28g (1oz) of breadcrumbs
• ½ teaspoon of paprika
• ¼ teaspoon of onion powder
• ¼ teaspoon of garlic powder
• pinch of chilli powder
• 1 teaspoon of finely chopped parsley (can use dried if you prefer(
• salt and black pepper

for the tartare sauce:

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• 3 tablespoons of fat-free plain yoghurt
• 1 tablespoon of light mayo
• 1 pickle (gerkin), chopped
• 1 shallot, chopped
• little bit of lemon zest
• pinch of dill

Instructions

1. Add all the ingredient for the tartare sauce to a small bowl and mix to combine. Set aside.
2. Add the potatoes to a bowl and cover with cold water. Allow to soak for at least an hour.
3. Drain and pat completely dry with a clean tea towel
4. Add to the Actifry with ½ tbs of oil and cook for 40 mins
5. Half way through cooking time, add a pinch of sea salt and give the chips a shake in the pan, before continuing to cook for the remaining time. (I find adding the salt half way through instead of at the beginning gets the chips really golden and crispy)
6. While the chips are cooking for the remains 20 minutes.
7. Whisk an egg and add to a shallow dish.
8. Mix the breadcrumbs with the paprika, onion, garlic powder, parsley, chilli and a little salt and black pepper and stir till evenly mixed
9. Spread out on a plate.
10. Pat the fish dry with a clean tea towel of kitchen paper.
11. Dip the fish fillets into the beaten egg and then coat with the breadcrumbs
12. Once the chips are done, transfer to a plate.
13. Remove the pan from the Actifry, and take out the paddle.
14. Carefully place the fish into the Actifry, well spaced apart.
15. Spray over the top with cooking oil spray
16. Add the Actifry pan back to the Actifry (without the paddle)
17. Set for 10 minutes, carefully flip over the fish half way through.
18. More all the fish to one side of the Actifry pan and place the Chips back in the otherside
19. Cook for about 1-2 minutes just to make sure it is all heated through.
20. Serve with the tartare sauce.
21. Perfect with some mushy peas (optional)

Notes

This recipe is Slimming World and Weight Watchers friendly

• Extra Easy - 5.5 syns per serving
• WW Smart Points - 9 per serving

If you prefer, you can blitz some wholemeal bread into breadcrumbs as part of your healthy extra B choice which reduces it down to 2.5 syns per serving

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Nutrition Information

Yield

2

Serving Size

1
Amount Per Serving Calories 455Total Fat 9.8gSaturated Fat 1.7gCholesterol 149mgSodium 633mgCarbohydrates 53gFiber 6.6gSugar 5.5gProtein 37.7g

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