FooDcrazEE - cooks


Back with a small cooking thingy. Cooked some fish curry with the guidance of an Indian friend - he's a cook in a kitchen somewhere in KL...not telling you guys where as it was supposed to be a P&C thingy.

Sorry about the blur picture. Can anyone guide me about the camera phone ? I just wants to take a clearer picture instead of this stupid NOOBy...picture - chuckle !

For the ingredient


Red Snapper - I used various parts of the fish. 1/2 a head and in short, half a fish.

For Curry Paste
Dried Chilli - 10 numbers
Coriander Seed - abt 2 tablespoon
Cumin Powder - abt 1 tablespoon
ginger - 1 inch
garlic 2 cloves
tamarind paste - 1 dessert spoon
tumeric powder - 1 teaspoon
water

grind to a paste or blend all the above ingredient to a paste. Water - use your discretion

Onion - 1 large , sliced
Tomato - 2 nos, chopped
Evaporated Milk
Oil
Brinjal,Long Beans and Cabbage - up to your discretion


Rub the fish slices with some salt and urmeric powder. Keep aside for 5 minutes. Wash well and drain. To remove muddy taste or fishy smell.
Heat the oil in a heavy-bottomed pan and saute the onions on medium heat for about 5 minutes or till the onions are golden brown. Add the paste and the tomatoes and vegetables. Fry briefly.
Add the milk and water. Bring to a boil. Season.Add the fish. Mix very gently and simmer on low heat for about 6 minutes or till the fish is cooked but firm.

Cheers !

5 comments:

Kelvin said...

Kia Ora (Hello) from that krazy New Zealand blogger !!! FooDcrazEE cooks ??? Boy, thats an understatement if there ever was one. You have great talent and I don't think any one cares about "blurry" pictures. Why is it, that when someone else cooks soemthing to a recipe, it never turns out the same as what it is supposed to look like in the picture/photo ??? Great blog !!! I have listed your blog on my new blog - "World Recipes". I would love a recipe from you or.......it would be an honour to have you as a member if you want to join.

Van Cong Tu said...

I dont use mobile phone with camera and I am hopeless in mobile too. Sorry mate :)

FooDcrazEE said...

kelvin, g'day to u too. Its the same with cook books. U can never get the same as we cooked using different equip, heat, etc. We even place or sauteed things differently.

Tu, hehehehe! i'm a noob in that category

Unknown said...

Yum yum indian fish curry. What fish did u use?

mae said...

It looks great! My phone takes photos but not great photos. It's ok if i take photos at daytime but evenings..? there's too much noise. I suggest you get a small digital.

Anyway, thanks for the recipe - sounds yummy!