Fish Fry / Meen varuval with less Oil

Posted on Thu, Apr 16, 2009 | 6 Comments | Print Print | Email Email |
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Cook Time : 40 Min | Servings : 2 Persons

Fish Fry / Meen varuval with less Oil
Fish fry with less Oil, yes you heard it right. Fish is marianted with the masala and fried in a dosa pan. Helathy and tasty. Try it out and let me know,

Ingredients :
Fish ( Tilapia or any Variety ) 1Kg
Mustard 2 tsp
Ginger 1 inch
Garlic 10 nos.
Gram Flour 1 tbsp
Coriander Powder 2 tsp
Chili Powder 2 tsp
Turmeric 1/2 tsp
Salt to taste
Oil to spray
Curd 1 tbsp
Directions:

Masala Prep:

  1. Step 1

    Clean fish with curd first and then with water. Grind Mustard in Mixi, adding little by little water and grind it to fine foam like paste. Mix all other ingredient with it and apply on fish to cover it with paste. Allow the fish to marinate for 30 min to 1 hr.

  2. Step 2

    In a non stick dosa pan , pour 3 tsp of oil and fry the fish on both the sides. Fry till it becomes brown color.

Tips :
  • This can even be baked in the oven by adding 2 tsp of oil while mixing the ingredients.
  • Fish can be deep fried in Oil.

(*) Serve with Onion and Lemon squeeze.

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6 Responses to “Fish Fry / Meen varuval with less Oil”

  1. Nandhini says:

    Hi Sashi,

    Tried the fish fry it tasted yummy..! I have tried the fish fry with rest of the ingredients other than mustard but this time it got added flavor with mustard,but i have a problem while frying the masala coat doesn’t stick to the fish can u help me?

    • Sashi says:

      Hi Nandhini, was busy with some other stuffs, Couldn’t respond to u on time. Try adding little All purpose Flour/ Corn flour( may be 1 tsp or so) if the coat doesn’t stick. Also keep it marinate for more than an hr to stick well. Hope this helps !!

  2. Vinolia says:

    Meen varuval with very little oil, that’s interesting!

    adding some mustard is a nice idea too! (usually I don’t add it)!

    you’ve got a lovely collection of recipes too! thanks for visiting mine and for the kind comment; I don’t mind you adding me to your favourite links at all, on the contrary, I’ll be honoured :) thank you! and btw, I’ll be waiting for more of your recipes too :)

  3. Kumarasundaram says:

    I thought fish fry requires more oil; need to soak & fry for about 10 mins.. If it can be done in Non Stick pan with 3 spoons of oil, then I love that…..

    I tried once, it came out well. Let me try this one.. you have some additional ingredients too…

    BTW what kind of fish you buy…?? fully cleaned and packed one..??? Cos that has some chemical smell I think…

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