Another seafood delicacy from the God’s own country, Kerala. Here I am sharing my mother’s recipe for fish peera/ dry fish preparation with coconut. She is a Home Science major and was always interested in giving her own interpretation of the stuff that she learned in her “cooking laboratories”. This is one such recipe and I am sure it will leave you wanting for more…
Tilapia fillets 3 fillets
White/yellow onions 1 medium, finely chopped
Green chilly 2 medium, slit
Grated coconut ½ cup
Gambodge (Kudampuli) 2 nos
Curry leaves 3 sprigs
Turmeric powder ½ tsp
Red chilly powder 1 tsp
Salt as needed
Water ½ - ¾ cup
Preparation
Clean and cut the tilapia fillets into medium pieces. Soak the Gamboge in ¾ cup water for 10 minutes.
In a deep mouth pan, add the grated coconut, chopped onions, green chilly, curry leaves, turmeric powder, red chilly powder and salt. Crush this well with your palm and add the fish pieces and mix again. Add the soaked gamboge along with water. Mix well and cook at medium high heat until the fish pieces are well cooked. Once fish pieces are soft and cooked through, mash them using a spoon. Cook the shredded fish until all water evaporates. Serve warm with rice…
Notes: You don’t have to shred the fish pieces, you can keep it as such and let all the water evaporate..
Cheers!!!
Suji
Speechless dear! I'm grabbing the whole pot...
ReplyDeleteBeing a sea food lover i will surely try this. Bookmarked.
ReplyDeletewow pics looks amazing :) delicious :)
ReplyDeleteOMG...This looks marvelous...yummy side for rice..infact I can have it as main also:)...
ReplyDeleteWowww....I love your recipes....tried few too...Thanks for sharing such nice recipes with us...
ReplyDeleteI have a question....where do u get Kudampuli here in US???
Mom's recipes are always the best. Looks really nice n authentic..loved your serving pot :)
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yum yum!!beautiful click!
ReplyDeleteLooks Delicious. Will definitely give it a try.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious,adipoli meen peera,my mom also makes this similarly..kothiyavunnu
ReplyDelete@ Sangi..Thanks a lot for the feedback. About shopping for kudampuli, generally Kerala grocery stores have them. I brought mine from Kerala. By the way where are you located in US? I checked online and its not available in most of the online India grocery websites either..
ReplyDeletemeen peera ente fav aanu..looks yum...
ReplyDeleteThis dish with Tilapia is pretty new to me. Looks utterly delicious .... N its a gr8 idea to use the onion soup bowl to serve. Clicks are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Satrupa
http://satrupa-foodforthought.blogspot.com
Slurp, inviting fish stir fry,truly inviting..can have it with anything..
ReplyDeleteSuji!!!!! same pinch ....!!!
ReplyDeletelooks so delicious..!!!
Wow!!, Meen peera, long time since we had it...lovely presentation
ReplyDeleteWow..SUji, what a coincidence..I've also made Shark puttu last day.. U made with tilapia..droolworthy pics
ReplyDeletemeen peera looks inviting... perfect with a bowl of rice and rasam .... yum!
ReplyDeletethis is superb....it is Tilapia season now in Kerala!!
ReplyDeleteMeen peera sharikum oru signature dish aanu...my fav too..luv ur clicks!
ReplyDeleteI make puttu with meen and is my fav with rasam adding kudampuli is new to me looks delicious Suji.Wish I could come over for lunch at your place.
ReplyDeleteAdipoli meen throan
ReplyDeletei really love them..been a long tat i had them. wud love to get a laddle full.
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutely mouthwatering and lip smacking dish...mmmm...yum..
ReplyDeleteSanyukta
http://creativesanyukta.blogspot.com/
Amazig pics...looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThis is just so mouthwatering..thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering dish..cute pot.. and lovely picture.. anyone will surely dig in the pot...absolutely yumm.
ReplyDeleteDelicious dear,luks very inviting...lovely clicks:)
ReplyDeletedelicious !I loved the dry fry concept !
ReplyDeleteOooo Love this a lot... at home my mom used to make this often with the fish - Natholi..:)
ReplyDeleteആഹാ... ഇത് അടിപൊളി ആണെല്ലോ! കല്യാണിക്കുട്ടി ഇത് ഉണ്ടാക്കും
ReplyDeleteYummy...and i have started my event Treat to Eyes series-2, do participate:)
ReplyDeletero would eat this in one go im sure
ReplyDeleteLooks comforting...this is another must try dish for me..
ReplyDeleteTasty Appetite
serving bowl is so cute and this kind of stir fry is so new for me...would be eat the whole ;)
ReplyDeletewow..that's an interesting recipe...usually i make this with tuna...will surely try with tilapia next time...looks so delicious!!...tempting clicks too.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are definitely making my mouth water! Sounds like a delicious dish!
ReplyDeleteLovely presentation. Looks so good.
ReplyDeleteLovely presentaion for a equally delicious fish preparation,I have bookmarked this and look forward to preparing it soon:) Loved the container too:)!!!
ReplyDeletewow i love it dear....gud presentation
ReplyDeleteVery traditional look to the presentation. Never tried peera with tilapia. Very tempting.
ReplyDeleteNjan tuna vechu engane undakkarundu, eniyum tilapia vechu try cheyyam..Adipoli presentation and pics!
ReplyDeleteawesome! i love this site
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