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A flexible, high-protein, high-fiber one-pan curry packed with anti-inflammatory ingredients. This recipe uses red lentils, a homemade spice paste, coconut milk, and your choice of white fish (monkfish, cod, or pollock), plus greens like spinach. It's perfect for quick, healthy weeknight meals and is easily adaptable to whatever you have in your fridge.
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