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| Dear Vidya, Have you looked in to the Non veg recipes Index? you can see some of the recipes in the fish category , that I put in. If you want any other particular recipe then write to me. If I can, I'll try to help you. Love Latha Note: There are some more recipes in the thread "Non-veg recipes by Eljaype" Last edited by Eljaype; 12th October 2007 at 08:20 PM. |
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TRY THIS LINK AND LET ME KNOW IF U R HAPPY WITH IT..SUNKAN Bawarchi: Contributions: Seafood Dishes
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| Dear Vidya, pls see Ingredients: 1 kg singhara-cut into thick slices and with skin 1 tbsp powdered yellow peppers 1 tbsp chilli powder 2 tsp ajwain 2 tbsp gram flour salt to taste 2 tsp garlic paste mustard oil to deep-fry the fish chaat masala and lemon wedges for garnish Method: Mix all the ingredients except the oil and apply to the fish. Marinate for about 1/2 an hour. Heat the oil in a kadahi; when hot, add as many pieces as fit in comfortably. Fry over high heat till lightly coloured, and the masala forms a coat over it. Remove fish from oil, and set aside over a colander. Heat oil again, before frying the remaining pieces. Before serving, heat the oil and add the pieces of fish to it; press them down a little and fry till cooked through and crisp on top. Drain on an absorbent paper and serve hot, sprinkled with chaat masala and lemon wedges on the side. thks magi |
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| FISH MASALA boneless fish fillets - 5, cut into 4 pieces each marinade: lemon (juice) - 1 no chilli powder - 1/2 tsp garam masala - 1/4 tsp salt ginger garlic paste - 1/2 tsp oil - 2 tbsp onion - 2, chopped tomato - 2, chopped turmeric - 1/4 tsp red chilli powder - 1 tsp coriander powder - 1/2 tsp cumin powder - 1/2 tsp amchur - 1 tsp garlic paste - 1 tsp ginger paste - 1 tsp salt corinder leaves more lemon juice(optional) 1. marinate the fish for 10 minutes and grill/ fry till golden. 2. heat oil, add onion and fry; add tomatoes , garlic-ginger and spices. 3. sprinkle water and fry till masala is cooked. 4. add the grilled/fried fish pieces and mix without mashing them. 5. add more lemon juice if needed. serve garnished with coriander leaves. goes well with rasam rice/ dal chawal/ chappati |
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| KINGFISH GASHI king fish - 1 kg sliced and cleaned grind to a fine paste the following: onion - 2 red chilli - 8 coriander seeds - 2 tbsp turmeric - 1/4 tsp tamarind pulp - lemon size garlic - 6 to 8 cloves ginger - a small piece salt fresh coconut - 1 cup grated black pepper - 5 corns rice - 1 tbsp, soaked 1. heat oil and add the paste , fry. 2. add water and bring to boil till the raw smell is gone. 3. simmer and add fish. 4. cook till done. 5. serve with boiled rice. |
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| MACHER JHAL a bengali fish curry any fish slices - 500 gms, cleaned sprinkle little salt and turmeric on both sides of fish and leave for 15 minutes. Then shallow fry both sides in heated mustard oil till light brown; keep aside. masala: paste the following with a tsp of vinegar garlic - 4 cloves red chilli - 3 coriader seeds - 1 tbsp green chilli - 1 turmeric - a few pinches mustard seeds - 1 tsp cumin seeds - 1 tsp tempering: methi seeds - 1 tsp red chilli - 1 cumin seeds - 1 tsp onion seeds/ kalonji - 1 tsp onion - 2 , grated tomato - 1 , finely chopped salt 1. in the same mustard oil in which fish was fried, add the methi , red chilli , cumin and kalonji. 2. add onion and saute. 3. add tomato and fry till oil separates. 4. add the masala paste and needed salt. 5. add water and simmer; gently slide in the fried fish pieces and simmer without breaking. garnish with coriander leaves and serve with plain boiled rice. |
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