Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Indian fish Curry 印度咖喱鱼


My husband said this Indian fish curry taste very good, even better than those served in Mamak stall. I have cooked this Indian fish curry numerous times, now only got a chance to record it down here.



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In fact, cooking fish curry is fast, you just need to prepare below ingredients, don't need to blend chili paste or spices..
 




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You can use any types of fish, but I still prefer mackerel fish which can hold its shape after cooked. This time I use other fish, I tend to overcooked the fish and it became broken..
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Mix those powdery spices with water to form a paste, so it will not easily burnt during sauté..
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I especially love the bendi (lady fingers) ..If dip this fish curry with Roti Canai, perfect !
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updated on 26 Oct 2013- I have slightly cut down the amount of spices powder, denote in red font.

Indian fish Curry 印度咖喱鱼
(recipe source: inspired by Lena Frozen Wings, original recipe from The Sudden Cook, with modification)

1 medium size of fish (~500g)

1 tsp Indian mixed spices (mustard seeds ( biji sawi ), biji halba & etc )
1/2 tsp fenugreek ( biji halba )
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A small piece of ginger, sliced ( about thumbsize)
few sprigs of curry leaves (daun kari)

To form a paste
1 and 1/2 tbsp coriander powder ( serbuk ketumbar ) ~ change to 1tbsp
1tsp turmeric powder ( serbuk kunyit )
1tsp cumin powder ( serbuk jintan putih )
1/2tsp fennel powder (serbuk jintan manis)

1 tbsp chilli powder (serbuk cili)
2 tbsp fish curry powder ~ change to 1 1/2tbsp
5tbsp water

50g tamarind paste mix with 200ml water, discard the seeds, take the water only
1 cup coconut milk
a bunch of ladies finger (200g)
1 tomato, small cubes
1 tsp of salt or to taste
2tsp sugar or to taste ~ change to 1tsp
5 tbsp of cooking oil

Method:
1. In a pot, heat the oil and saute the mustard seeds, fenugreek,shallots slices,ginger slices and curry leaves till aromatic. Add in the spices paste, stir to mix well.
2. Add in tamarind mixture and coconut milk, bring to boil.
3. Add in the fish cutlets, ladies fingers and tomato cubes, cook for further 5 -10 mins over medium heat.
4. Add in seasonings with salt and sugar, taste and adjust accordingly.
5. Dish out and serve with rice or roti.


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