It has been kind of a long break
that I took. Well, I was quite busy with both my professional and personal
life. God I wish I was good at multi-tasking, but alas I like to take up things
slowly and mostly one at a time. I do panic when I have too many commitments to
fulfill within a very short span of time. But then life is all about progressing,
so here is what I have improved at. Last night when I was cooking, I realized
that I have become much faster in completing my daily cooking chores. I was all
smiles at the very self-appreciation moment.
Now coming to the “Apollo fish fry”, it is one of the best tasting Andhra fish recipes that I have tried so far. One bite into the "Apollo fish fry" you will taste the amazing mix of spiciness-sourness-crunchiness and tenderness. So whenever you manage to get some boneless fish, try it out for the very spicy and yummilicious treat.
Now coming to the “Apollo fish fry”, it is one of the best tasting Andhra fish recipes that I have tried so far. One bite into the "Apollo fish fry" you will taste the amazing mix of spiciness-sourness-crunchiness and tenderness. So whenever you manage to get some boneless fish, try it out for the very spicy and yummilicious treat.
Apollo fish fry
Serves: 3 to 4 persons
Ingredients:
Boneless fish- 500 gms
Marinate with the following
ingredients:
Ginger-garlic paste- 1 tbsp.
Turmeric powder- ½ tsp.
Chili powder- 2 tsp.
Lemon juice- 2 tsp.
Pepper powder- ½ tsp.
Egg-1
Salt to taste
For frying
Oil to shallow fry
Maida- 2 tbsp.
Rice flour- 2 tbsp.
For tadka
Curd- ½ cup
Coriander powder- 2 tsp.
Kashmiri lal chili powder- 1 tsp.
Black pepper powder- ½ tsp
Garlic- 4 tbsp. (finely chopped)
Ginger- 1 tbsp. (finely chopped)
Curry leaves- 1 spring
Green chilies- 4 (sliced)
Coriander leaves- 2 tbsp. (finely
chopped)
Soya sauce- 1 tsp
Red chili sauce- 2 tsp.
Oil- 1 tbsp.
Salt to taste
Procedure:
Clean fish properly and strain
out any excess water. Then marinate the fish with the above mentioned ingredients
for 30 minutes. Heat oil in a Kadhai to shallow fry the fish. Meanwhile, add
rice flour and maida and coat the fish well. After that fry the fish on medium
flame till a nice crust is formed and fish is cooked from inside. It will take
about 1-2 minutes (depending on size of fish cut-outs). Strain the fish and
keep aside. Fry the fishes in batches so that they don’t stick to each other.
Now for the tadka, heat oil in a
pan. Meanwhile take curd, soya sauce, coriander powder, Kashmiri chili powder,
red chili sauce and whisk everything well till nicely blended. Once the oil is
hot, add ginger fry it for few seconds and then add garlic, fry it well till
slightly browned. Then add curry leaves and green chilies and continue frying
for 1 minute. Then add the curd mix and let it cook for 3-4 minutes on low
flame. Finally add the fish and let it soak all the maslas. In the end salt,
add coriander leaves and add black pepper powder, give it a final stir and
serve.
Notes:
Don’t over fry the fish, as it
could spoil all the flavors.
Adding rice flour will give it a
nice crunch, otherwise you may add corn flour to it as a substitute.
Adding lemon juice is important
to curb any foul smell in fish.
Use boneless and firm fish for
this recipe.
Add salt only when required as soya sauce itself has high salt content.
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