Ingredients :-
- Fish - 250 gm
 
Tamarind(Puli) - A small ball in hot water- Onions(big) (sliced) - 1 no
 - Tomato(big) (sliced)- 1 no
 - Curry leaves - A small bunch
 - Red Chilly powder - 3 tsp
 - Coriander powder - 1/2 tsp
 - Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
 - Fenugreek(Uluva) powder - 1/4 tsp
 - Coconut oil - 2 tbsp
 - Ginger - 1/2" piece
 - Garlic pods - 4 nos
 - Salt - As reqd
 - Mustard seeds - A Pinch
 - Fenugreek seeds(Uluva) - A pinch
 
- Clean the fish, drain and keep aside.
 - Mix together the red chilly powder, coriander powder, turmeric powder, and fenugreek powder with little water, to make a smooth paste.
 - Heat oil in a pan.
 - Add mustard seeds and when they start spluttering, add fenugreek seeds followed by the sliced onions, ginger, garlic, tomatoes, curry leaves and the paste and fry till the oil separates.
 - You could use a cup of small onions instead of big onions.
 - Add a tsp of vinegar if desired. ( optional)
 - Add tamarind extract and check the level of sourness.
 - When the water starts boiling, add the fish pieces and salt.
 - Add enough water to cover the pieces.
 - Cook on a gentle heat.
 - When the pieces are almost cooked, increase the heat and cook till the gravy thickens and the oil is visible.
 - Serve hot with rice.
 
- If you really think the curry is too hot, reduce chilli/ or add two tea spoon of coconut milk.
 - When you make fish or meat curries, try to make the curry one day before, so that the curry will absorb all that masala and taste better the next day.
 - If you like the smell of coriander leaves in ur curries, you can add some in this fish curry too.
 - Last but not the least, Kukum star (Kudampuli) is a very good substitute for tamarind.
 
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