- Dry fish- 100 gm (here I used churi Shutki)
- Garlic (chopped)- 2 Tbs
- Onion (chopped)- 1/4 cup
- Tomato (chopped)- 1/4 cup
- Green chili- 3-4 pieces
- Red chili powder- 1/2 ts
- Turmeric powder- 1/4 ts
- Cumin powder- 1/4 ts
- Coriander powder- 1/4 ts
- Oil- 3 Tbs
- Salt- 1/2 ts to or taste
- Coriander leaf (chopped)- 1 Tbs
Procedure:
- Saute the dry fish in a pan for 3-4 minutes and then boil them in water for around 3-4 minutes.
- Drain the water through a strainer. Then break the fish with hand. If you want you can remove the fish bone.
- Now heat the oil in a pan. Add the chopped garlic and fry them for few seconds. Then add the chopped onion and fry until onion become tender.
- Add the chopped tomato, green chili, red chili powder, turmeric powder, cumin powder, coriander powder and salt. Fry them until oil start to come out from masala.
- Then add the boiled fish and mix them with masala for few minutes. Add little water and cover the pan. Cook it for around 5 minutes.
- Then uncover the pan and cook it for another few minutes to reduce all the water.
- Add the chopped coriander leaf and stir. Then turn of the heat.
- Serve with white rice or khicuri.
Ingredients:
- Dried fish-60 gm (any kind of dried fish (like dried shrimp, dried latia fish etc.) can be used. Here we used dried latia fish)
- Kochu/Colocasia root/taro/কচু- 250gm
- Onion paste- 5 ts
- Garlic paste-2 ts
- Ginger paste-2 ts
- Turmeric powder-1 ts
- Cumin powder- 1 ts
- Green chili (Silted )- 10-12 pieces or to your taste
- Oil - 1/2 cup
- Salt-1 ts or to your taste
Procedure:
- Cut the fishes into about 1 inch size pieces. Soak the pieces into warm water for around 10 minutes and then wash it and drain the water. Peel kochu properly and wash it well, then cut them into cube size.
- Now pour the oil in a pan and heat it in a medium heat. Add onion paste, ginger paste, garlic paste, green chili and all powder ingredients to the oil, and stir it for around 5 minutes. When oil starts to separate from the masala put kochu in it and stir it to mix masala with the vegetable. Then add the fish pieces and stir them carefully so that fish pieces can not be broken. You can add little bit water so that masala can not burn out. Keep all this in medium heat for about 10 minutes. Stir it occasionally. Then add around 2 cups of warm water in it and bring it to a boil.
- Cover the pan and cook them for about 15- 20 minutes or until kochu become tender. Turn off the heat and serve your curry hot with white rice or ruti.
Ingredients:
- Dried Latia fish-50gm
- Potato- 2 medium size(cut in cube)
- Italian Green beans-50 gm(cut into 1 inch size pieces)
- Tomato - 1 medium size(cut in 4 pieces)
- Onion paste-4 ts
- Garlic paste- 2 ts
- Ginger paste - 2 ts
- Turmeric powder- 1 ts
- Cumin powder- 1 ts
- Red chili powder- 3 ts or to your taste
- Oil- 1/4 cup
- Salt- 1 ts or to your taste
- Cilantro (finely chopped)- 1 Tbs spoon (optional)
Procedure:
- Cut the fish into about 1 inch size pieces. Soak the pieces into warm water for around 10 minutes and the wash it and drain the water. Cut the potatoes in the cube sizes, green beans to around 2 inches size pieces and tomato to 4 pieces.
- Heat the oil in a medium heat in a pan. Add all the paste and powder ingredients to the oil, and stir it. When oil starts to separate from the masala put the potato and beans in it and stir it to mix masala with the vegetable.
- Now add the fish pieces and stir carefully. You can add little bit water so that masala can not burn out.
- Keep all this in medium heat for about 10 minutes. Stir it occasionally (try to stir carefully so that fish pieces can not be broken.)
- After that add around 2 cups of warm water to it and bring it to a boil. Cover the pan and wait about 10 minutes. Then add the tomato pieces and cover the pan and cook for another 5 minutes. After that check the potato whether it is cooked or not. If not cook for another few minutes and then spread the chopped cilantro on the curry and turn off the heat.
- Server your curry hot with white rice.
