This is a very delicate fish and subtle uses of spices enhances the fresh taste of this fish. This recipe is almost like Green Prawns Curry except that use of coconut is avoided. The curry is healthy for the heart and tastes like heaven to the tongue. Serve it piping hot with boiled rice. The blend of coriander gives a great green color to the curry.
Equipment and Utensils
Wok( Kadhai) with lid
Flat metal spoon
Mixer or Blender
Ingredients
350 grams (8 to 10) Bombay Duck (Bombil) cleaned and cut into 2 pieces
½ teaspoon Turmeric Powder
½ teaspoon Cumin Seeds
½ teaspoon Salt
1 tablespoon Vegetable Oil
To Grind:
30 grams (1 bunch) Fresh Coriander
60 grams (1 medium) Onion sliced
5 grams Ginger
10 grams Garlic
4 grams (2-3) Green Chilies
8-10 Black Pepper Corns
Juice of 1 Lemon
Directions
Marinate fish pieces with turmeric, salt and lemon juice for minimum 30 minutes.
Put all ingredients mentioned under ‘To Grind’ tag in a mixer.
Grind all ingredients together to a smooth paste with 2 tablespoons of water.
Put oil in a wok and keep it on medium flame.
When oil is hot, crackle cumin seeds.
Now add the ground paste.
Adjust curry consistency by adding water.
Now cover with the lid and let it simmer for 5-6 minutes.
Open the lid, you will find oil separated from the gravy.
At this point add marinated fish pieces.
Let them cook for 2 minutes.
Adjust the seasoning.
Fish curry is ready to serve.
Preparation Time: 7 minutes
Marinating Time: 30 minutes
Cooking Time: 13 minutes
Number of Servings: 4
Nutritional Information
Total Calories: 1156.94 Kcal
Fat: 26.4 gm
Protein: 218.06 gm
Carbohydrates: 17.654 gm
Wow is the word…Tempting. 🙂
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Please pass on some in a plate. I am in love with this.
Thanks for sharing.
Hie Dipti,
I tried this recipe today and it turned out awesome just too good..Thanks for the detailed procedure/method which really makes it more convenient to prepare the dish.
Sushmitha
Hey.
Is the nutritional value right? What’s your source for it? 218 grams protein is way too much.
Hi Caroline,
Thank you for stopping by on my blog http://www.dipsdiner.com.
This is regarding your comment regarding calories in Bombay Duck.
I have verified from my nutrition course book as well as from online sources.
You too can verify http://calorie-data.com/foods/view/16-005
But as you have pointed out…I too doubt that there’s so much protein present in the ‘Bombay Duck’ fish.
I will do some more research regarding this. If you know of some reliable resources then please point me to them.
I will correct my calorie calculations accordingly.
Best Regards,
Dipti.