Taro three ways with crusted barramundi

Recipe courtesy SBS
http://www.sbs.com.au/food/recipe/412/Taro-three-ways-with-crusted-barramundi

Ingredients
Coconut-crusted barramundi
170g piece wild barramundi
1/3 cup shredded coconut
10 pieces crystallized ginger
2 fresh garlic cloves
2 kaffir lime leaves
¼ cup bread crumbs
Salt/pepper
1/3 cup of melted butter

Sop Sop (Dunk Style)
1 large sweet potato
1 large taro (bunalong or Samoan pink)
½ Japanese or Kent pumpkin
375ml coconut cream
2 kaffir lime leaves
2 cloves fresh garlic
1 – 2 eggs
Salt/pepper

Tempura Taro Stems
¼ cup plain flour
¼ cup cornflour
½ tsp bicarb of soda
½ tsp salt
1 cup chilled soda water
Crushed chilli to taste
Crushed ginger to taste
1 bunch taro stems, peeled and trimmed

Taro Crisps
1 taro peeled and sliced on a mandolin at about 1-2 mm thick.
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Preparation
Coconut and ginger crusted barramundi
Blend the coconut, roughly chopped ginger, peeled garlic and lime leaves in a blender until bread crumb like.
Add salt, pepper, breadcrumbs and melted butter and blend again to combine.
Place the coconut mix on the top of the barramundi quite generously and place onto greased baking tray. Bake at 160-180 degrees for around 12-15 minutes.

Sop-Sop
Peel and thinly slice all three vegetables on a mandolin at a 2-3mm thickness.
Place in 3 separate bowls.
Mix the coconut cream with lime leaves, garlic, eggs and salt/pepper and divide evenly, pouring over the vegetables.
Toss and place alternate layers of each vegetable into a lined baking tin. Bake at 160-180 degrees for 20-25 minutes.
Cut out with a round cutter or cut into squares to prevent any wastage.

Taro stems
Whisk all ingredients together to form a smooth batter.
Place taro stems into batter and deep or shallow fry for three minutes.

Taro Crisps
1 taro peeled and sliced on a mandolin at about 1-2 mm thick.
Shallow or deep fry in hot oil for 3 minutes or until crispy. Salt to taste.
Use as a garnish on top of barramundi.