The coastal areas of Kerala specialise in making this dish and is a red ht spicy curry which is made and consumed regularly by the people there. Presenting the Nadan Fish Curry.
Ingredients:
Shallots -25
Curry Leaves 8-10
Tamarind water- ½ cup
Water 2 cups
Coconut milk (first extract) – 1 cup
Fish – as per choice
Coriander powder – 3 Tbsp
Chili powder – 1 Tbsp
Chili paste – 1 Tbsp
Salt as per taste
Oil as per need
Small onion- 1 finely chopped
Recipe:
Heat oil.
Add shallots.
Add curry leaves and stir for 2 mins.
Add the chili powder, coriander powder and Tamarind water. Stir till it becomes almost dry.
Add 2 cups water and fish pieces. Lower flame, Cover and cook for 5 mins.
Remove lid and cook for another 5 mins.
Add salt as per need. Stir once.
Add coconut milk and stir gently.
Cook on low flame for another 5 mins.
Give a tadka of finely chopped onion fried to brown and a few curry leaves.
Serve hot with Steamed Rice.
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Mouth watering fish ( nadan meen) curry. So nicely presented…!
Thank you!
I am glad you liked it.. 🙂
I haven’t cooked with fish a lot. Which fish would you suggest I use for this recipe?
White Pomfret traditionally. Surmai and Bangda ( Seer fish or Mackarel) would also do Hema..:)
Fish! Love it… 😀 Thanks for the recipe, UK… 🙂
Welcome Mani.. 🙂
That does look rather delicious. 🙂
Thank you Bun. 🙂
Omg … Looks yum, I am sure it must have been as well 🙂
I am a fish addict , definitely gonna try this
Do let me know how it turned out Nischita.. 🙂
Easy to cook. Though I don’t eat or cook fish but I can show it to my husband who loves such food.
Yes Swati, I am sure he can make it, its pretty simple. 🙂
This recipe looks easy & I will give it a try..Yummy!!
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I am sure you will love it Ramya.. 🙂
I’d like to try this — with coconut milk. Thank you.
In my curry I generally leave out the coriander powder and add ‘ground coconut.’ And most of the time, instead of the regular tamarind I use what we call ‘Kodampuli” or Malabar Tamarind. You should try that if you haven’t already. 🙂
You meant Kerala Nadan… right 😉
Yes of course..Kerala Nadan.. 🙂
I am trying that next time..sure..:)