Silver pomfret fry
Bringing the ingredients together and getting the fishes marinated on it.


Silver pomfret fry recipe
Serves - 4
Preparation time - 10 minutes; marination time - 45 minutes
Ingredients:
Silver pomfrets - 1/2 kg, cleaned and drained well, make small slant cuts over the skin (you may want to use any other fish of your choice that is available)
Turmeric powder - 1/8 teaspoon
Red chilli powder - 3 teaspoons
Black pepper powder - 1 teaspoon
Ginger - 1/2 inch piece, finely chopped and crushed to a smooth paste
Vinegar - 1 teaspoon
Salt - 1/2 teaspoon
Oil - for shallow or deep frying in batches
Method: Mix together well all the ingredients except oil along with a few teaspoons of water to a thick and fine paste. Apply the marinade as a very thin layer on both sides of the fishes and marinate it for 45 minutes. Shallow or deep fry the fishes in batches on both sides until golden brown and drain the oil. Enjoy!
Traditional Indian Home Cooking Recipe: Fried silver pomfret








19 Comments:
Now THAT truly is the cutest fish I've ever seen!
Courtney - thanks for dropping by. It tastes so delicious when fried. It belongs to the family of marine percoid fishes.
Woopie.....makes my mouth water...however...i cant have any of them atleast not NOW...coz.....check my blog....Hope you doin fine...Tc ..
Keira’s dress is so keul...Pretty colourful blog too... ;-)
Wow Peter, long time now talking to you. See you there at your blog.
Vkn,The Fish fry looks so colourful,I love Pomfrets.The Pictures are great!
Is it possible to bake this in the oven, VKN? (for a healthier option for my husband!) :)
Lera - thank you pal. The final picture is not so perfect as the wooden slice got into the fish's skin when I tried to turn over it without holding properly from both sides.
Shammi - yes we can! Please go-ahead and try it out. I have plans to cook the microwaved version tomorrow and will get you the temperature and time data.
VKN, the fish looks very exciting..
and just a small request, my mum was browsing thru you blog the other day..(I told her its much better than watching serials) and she was looking for some Vaazhakkai (Plaintain) dishes,. You have any to recommend me??
Hmmm, it looks delicious! I love whole fried fish :)
M
hey looks really good. exactly what i was looking for cheers. u made my day. the right receipe.
I think, its gonna test amazing.. i can just read the recipe and made it out.
Good going buddy..
Swapna. 05/31/2005
Hi,
May I suggest a small improvisation to this recipe which I tried out and came out good. Before you fry the fish, when the oil is hot, put some curry leaves (5-8 leaves) and fry them for about a minute. Then add the fish for frying. The curry leaves add a different kind of a flavor to the fried fish.
Cheers.
Roshan
He He.........Ha Ha...... nice looking fish........cute too.
Signed
Ng Dean Wern
from singapore
hi vkn!
can u pls tell me whether the pompfret available in india have scales?i'm sure they have only skin but a close friend took a bet to the contrary!
best wishes and thanks in advance
dk
no the indian pomfret have no scales.lol
I love pomfret. Any idea how much mercury it contains? Whether It can be safely consumed during pregnancy?
Can you tell me if Indian pomfret have high or low mercury? Can one eat it even during pregnancy?
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