Ingredients:
- Fish ½ kg
- Chilly pdr 1½ Tsp
- Turmeric pdr ¼ Tsp
- Garam masala ¼ Tsp
- Pepper pdr ½ Tsp
- Fenugreek seed ½ Tsp
- Saunf ½ Tsp
- Garlic 6 pods
- Salt
- Thick coconut milk ½ cup
- Semi thick coconut milk 1½ cup
- Onion 2
- Chilly 3
- Tomato 5
- Sugar ½ Tsp
- Vinegar 1 Tsp
- Corriandr leaves
Clean and cut the fish into medium pieces. Grind the ingredients from chilly pdr to salt. Marinate the fish with half of the grounded spice mix for half an hour. Then shallow fry and keep it aside. Heat oil in a pan and saute onion and chilly. Grind the tomato into a thick paste without water and pour into it and saute it well. Allow it to boil well and pour the semi thick coconut milk and put the shallow fried fish. When the gravy becomes thick, pour the thick coconut milk. Heat it for a couple of mins and remove it from fire. Finally add the sugar, vinegar and coriander leaves.
Beautiful shot :)
ReplyDeleteLovely spicy fish curry.
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ReplyDeleteYummy fish curry....looks absolutely delicious.
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very tempting fish curry teena
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ReplyDeletethats an interesting recipe, never thought of making a vindaloo with fish
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ReplyDeleteWhat a capture that is ! I loved the composition especially in the first click..truly a very innovative idea Teena.Nice recipe..
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ReplyDeletethanks for the recipe Tina, when I saw the recipe, i went out and bought neymeen and came back.... and Iam going to make this for dinner tonight..
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ReplyDeleteTina, I never tried vindaloo with fish...really this looks awesome...will try it asap.
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ReplyDeletethis looks delicious! I love fish recipes and I would love to try it!
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wow!! drooling over the image itself.
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ReplyDeletei tried this and its superb dear....when to add the remaining part of grounded masala? i added after tomato juice...very nice taste
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