Yet another traditional treat! This is a versatile dish which can be combined easily on a breakfast platter or a lunch/ dinner platter. As the name suggests this dish awakens one's taste buds to the fullest with each morsel pouring in a wave of tangyness and heat :D
This recipe was a much loved one for my amma until she became a vegetarian. Back in those days she used to make this mostly with smaller fishes like sardines and other similar varieties. Tangy & hot fish curry goes best with Tapioca/ Kappa Puzhukku or plain rice. I hope you enjoy this much loved authentic Kerala dish!
Meen Pulimulaku / Tangy & Hot Fish curry {Kerala style}
Recipe adapted from my Amma
Ingredients:
Oil, as required
Few Mustard seeds
Few Fenugreek seeds
Few Curry leaves
5 Shallots/ Small Onions, chopped
4 Garlic cloves, chopped
Small piece Ginger, chopped
2 Green Chillies, slit lengthwise
1 Tbsp Red Chilli powder (I use around 2 Tbsp Kashmiri chilli powder)
1/4 tsp Turmeric powder
small ball size Tamarind, soaked in around 100 ml warm water (or use Kudampuli - 2 or 3)
Salt, to taste
500 g Fish, cleaned & medium size pieces
Method
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This recipe was a much loved one for my amma until she became a vegetarian. Back in those days she used to make this mostly with smaller fishes like sardines and other similar varieties. Tangy & hot fish curry goes best with Tapioca/ Kappa Puzhukku or plain rice. I hope you enjoy this much loved authentic Kerala dish!
Meen Pulimulaku / Tangy & Hot Fish curry {Kerala style}
Recipe adapted from my Amma
Ingredients:
Oil, as required
Few Mustard seeds
Few Fenugreek seeds
Few Curry leaves
5 Shallots/ Small Onions, chopped
4 Garlic cloves, chopped
Small piece Ginger, chopped
2 Green Chillies, slit lengthwise
1 Tbsp Red Chilli powder (I use around 2 Tbsp Kashmiri chilli powder)
1/4 tsp Turmeric powder
small ball size Tamarind, soaked in around 100 ml warm water (or use Kudampuli - 2 or 3)
Salt, to taste
500 g Fish, cleaned & medium size pieces
Method
- Heat little oil in a pan and splutter mustard and fenugreek seeds.
- Add the chopped shallots, garlic, ginger & green chilly and saute well until the raw smell goes.Stir in the curry leaves now.
- Meanwhile mix the red chilli powder & turmeric powder in a spoon of water and add the paste to the pan. Saute until oil separates.
- Strain and add the tamarind soaked in water and bring it to a boil. (if using Kudampuli, simply add it with the water).
- Add the fish pieces along with some water and cook for around 15-20 mins. The fish should be cooked and the gravy thicker by now.
♥ Thank You ♥
good one
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