Light & Guilt-free

This version of fish ‘n chips keeps things clean, structured, and balanced. The recipe is built around oven-roasted sweet potato fries, simply seasoned cod, and fresh mint peas, finished with light sauces on the side. Nothing is deep-fried, and nothing is overcomplicated.
The strength of this dish is in its simplicity. Each component is cooked separately with a clear purpose: the fries bring warmth and sweetness, the fish stays light and flaky, and the peas add freshness. The sauces tie everything together without making the dish heavy.
This is a plated meal made of:
It follows a clean cooking approach: roasting, light pan cooking (optional), and minimal added fat. The result is a balanced version of a classic comfort dish.
Sweet potatoes
Paprika powder
Olive oil
Cod fillets
Salt
Pepper
Lemon
Frozen peas (thawed)
Fresh mint
Remoulade
Clean ketchup
Fresh parsley
Lemon

This recipe is built in layers. First, the sweet potato fries go into the oven since they take the longest. While they roast, the fish is prepared and either baked or pan-cooked. The peas are done last, very quickly, to keep them fresh and bright.
Everything is plated together at the end with sauces on the side. The structure is simple, but the separation of elements is what keeps the dish clean and balanced.



Set the oven to 200°C (400°F) so it’s fully hot before the fries go in.
Cut the sweet potatoes into long, even fries. Keeping them consistent helps them cook evenly.
Place the fries in a bowl, add paprika powder, and drizzle with olive oil. Rub everything together so the fries are evenly coated.
Spread the fries out on a baking tray in a single layer. Roast for 20–25 minutes until they are tender and golden.
Place the cod fillets on a baking tray. Season with salt, pepper, and lemon juice.
Cook the fish either:
In the oven for 8–10 minutes
or
In a pan until cooked through
The fish should stay moist and flake easily.
Add the thawed peas to a pan and cook for 2–3 minutes until heated through.
Remove the peas from the heat and transfer to a bowl. Add shredded fresh mint and mix gently.
Arrange the sweet potato fries, fish, and mint peas on a plate or in a container per portion.
Serve with remoulade and clean ketchup on the side. Finish with fresh parsley and lemon as desired.
Serve everything warm with the sauces on the side rather than mixed in. This keeps the textures intact:
Fries stay crisp
Fish stays light
Peas stay fresh
A squeeze of lemon over the fish just before eating sharpens the whole dish.
Store components separately if possible:
Fries and fish can be reheated in the oven
Peas are best reheated gently or served fresh
Avoid microwaving the fries if you want to keep texture.

| Sweet potato wedges | 160 |
| Cod | 100 |
| Mint peas | 60 |
| Lemon | 10 |
| Parsley, Fresh | 5 |
| Remoulade | 50 |
| Clean Ketchup | 35 |

| Sweet potato wedges | 220 |
| Cod | 120 |
| Mint peas | 70 |
| Lemon | 10 |
| Parsley, Fresh | 5 |
| Remoulade | 50 |
| Clean Ketchup | 35 |

| Sweet potato wedges | 260 |
| Cod | 160 |
| Mint peas | 80 |
| Lemon | 10 |
| Parsley, Fresh | 5 |
| Remoulade | 50 |
| Clean Ketchup | 35 |
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