Similar to cutlets, these cakes/tikkis are great appetizers or anytime snacks. I made these tikkis, out of a compromise between my cravings for cutlets and a healthy choice and I am glad I did. These were absolutely delicious and both of us finished it in no time. I am sure fish tikkis are going to be at the top on my appetizer lists from now on...
Fish fillets (I used tilapia) 2 fillets
Ginger ¼ tsp, finely chopped
Garlic ¼ tsp, finely chopped
Black pepper powder ¼ tsp
Red chilly powder ¼ tsp
Garam masala ¼ tsp
Turmeric powder a pinch
Salt as needed
Potato 2 medium, boiled and mashed
Shallots ¼ cup, finely chopped
Oil 1 tsp
Preparation
In a pan, add the ginger, garlic, pepper powder, red chilly powder, garam masala, turmeric powder and salt along with 1-2 TBSP water. Add the fish fillets and cook the fish. Once cooked, using a spoon or fork, shred the fish or you may use your hands. Switch off flame when most water is evaporated.
In another pan, add oil and sauté onions till golden brown. Next add the shredded fish and boiled and mashed potato, MIX WELL. Switch off flame and allow to cool for sometime.
When the mixture is bearable warmth, make small balls out of it and flatten them. Repeat the same until the whole mixture is finished.
Preheat oven at 400 F. Layer the tikkis onto a greased baking dish and spray any cooking oil on top. Bake for 12-15 minutes on both sides and turn the oven to broil mode for another 2 more minutes. Take the fish cakes/tikkis out and enjoy hot…
Cheers!!!
Suji
I love recipes like this that goes into the oven rather than going into an oil bath....
ReplyDeleteDelicious fish tikkis,nalla recipe annallo and healthy too,adipoli dear
ReplyDeletewow looks so perfect and delicious
ReplyDeleteYumm, am hungry now...truly inviting!
ReplyDeleteLove seafoods , these cakes are really a treat to me gals, esp , it's lunch time here
ReplyDeleteSo tempting. The tikkis sound very healthy and delicious :)
ReplyDeletenalla presentation....looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteTikki with fish sounds so good...looks very tasty that I want to grab it right away :)
ReplyDeletekidilan aayittundu ktto:)
ReplyDeleteyummy...and guilt free indulgence minus the deep fry.
ReplyDeleteingane kothipikanoooooo...
ReplyDeletegreat idea to bake them...asalayitunde..rendalum koode full theerthu alle ... :)
ReplyDeleteI want to eat this now.. looks so yummy:)
ReplyDeletethey are a great snack item
ReplyDeletewow...bookmarked the recipe...wanna try soon this irresistable tikkis...:)
ReplyDeleteTasty appetite
looks yummy and lovely presentation as well:)
ReplyDeletePictures don't lie. Absolutely delicious.
ReplyDeleteAdipoli fish cake, awesome.
ReplyDeleteGreat snack..long week end special aano?
ReplyDeleteMy..My..that looks gorgeous and fabulously yummy Suji!!
ReplyDeletevery delicious and a great click too!
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ReplyDeleteNjan ethu vare cutlets/tikkis onnu bake cheythu nokkittilla..Will surely try this sometime, Shyama..Adipoli clicks as usual..
ReplyDeleteperfect party appetizers..very gorgeous looking!
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ethu nyan kazhichitte illa...pakshe ee photo kandittu ende control poyi...i have to make it soon..YUMMY!!!
ReplyDeleteSuji,these fish tikki's look so scrummy and the fact that they are baked makes them top my list:) Love how you have piled them-one on top of other-this is exactly how I plan to pile them in my tummy...mmm...mmmm :)
ReplyDeleteLooks super delicious Suji... loved the crunchy texture.. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic!!!! Loved ur space & glad to be ur follower now..;)
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
Prats Corner
Fish cakes looks absolutely great and very very inviting...
ReplyDeleteDelicious fish cakes,my fav.
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