How To Make Andhra Fish Curry
Spicy, tangy, and bright red in colour, Andhra Fish Curry is packed with flavours to take your taste buds for a ride. Fresh surmai fish is cooked in a tangy tamarind gravy with freshly ground spices. Watch and learn this delectable dish by Preetha and it will surely leave your mouth watering!
In a pan, dry roast sesame, methi and coconut.
Transfer to the jar. In the same pan, dry roast shallots along with garlic till pale brown.
Add to jar and grind into the paste.
Use minimal water if required. Heat oil and crackle mustard seeds.
Add slit green chillies, cumin seeds, curry leaves and ginger.
Saute on a medium flame.
Add prepared paste, all dry masalas and sauté on a medium flame till paste starts to dry.
Add tamarind water, salt as required and bring to a vigorous boil. Allow simmering on the medium flame for 5 minutes.
Add fish pieces, required amount of water.
Cover with lid and simmer on low flame for 10 minutes or till fish is well cooked.
Preetha Srinivasan
Preetha�s endeavour is to promote south Indian cuisine through her YouTube channel, Dakshin Curry. She absolutely loves curry leaves, and can fit them happily into in any recipe. For those of you who curse the poor thing, dry roast and powder them or use them in your dishes and enjoy the health benefits she says.
