It is an excellent idea to make Fish Pulao (another tasteful way to eat fish), as we usually make Chicken Pulao.
Ingredients:
- Fish : 500gm (cut in small cubes)
- Basmati Rice : 2 cups (soaked for 1 hour)
- Onion : 1 small
- Garlic cloves : 4 (peeled and crushed)
- Fresh ginger paste : 1 tbsp
- Crushed red chilli : 1 tsp
- Turmeric powder : 1 tsp
- Salt : 2 tsp
- Cloves : 5
- Whole black pepper : 5
- Cinnamon stick : 1 small
- Whole black cardamon : 1
- Green chillies : 2 small
- Fresh lemon juice : 1 tbsp
- Cumin seeds : 1 tsp
- Garam masala (mixed spices) : 1 tsp
- Oil : as needed
Directions:
- Wash and cut the fish in small cubes.
- Heat oil in a wok and add onions into it. Stir fry them till golden brown.
- Switch off the stove. Add little water into onions and cover with the lid for a moment. Then stir it for a minute.
- Add garlic and ginger along with all the dry ingredients mentioned above.
- Add fish into it and stir it very softly on a high flame for 5 minutes.
- Then cover it for 5 minutes on a medium flame till fish become tender.
- Add yogurt into it and stir fry till yogurt is absorbed and oil comes out.
- Then add 3 and half cup of water into kettle and boil it.
- Put this boiling water and lemon juice into the fish mixture.
- Add rice into it and put the lid. Keep the lid slightly open by putting wooden spoon in the wok.
- When very little amount of water is left, then put tawa (flat pan) under the wok, take the flame to its 'minimum' level and cover the lid completely.
- Set the alarm for ten minutes. After that fish pulao is ready to serve.
Notes:
- I've using panga fish fillets in this recipe. This is very soft and odourless fish so i didn't need any ingredients to remove the smell of fish. But if you are using fish, which has smell then first put it in a salty water along with little gram flour for at-least 1 hour, then drain it and use it.
- Stir fish very gently as you don't want it to break.
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