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STUFFED MACKEREL CURRY

STUFFED MACKEREL CURRY Categories: Fish|Indian
Nb persons: 4
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Source: An Indian Housewife's Recipe Book, Laxmi Khurana

Preparation and cooking time: 8 hrs 30 mins. Spiced and stuffed mackerel is tasty and makes a good change from meat curries. It is usually served with fried rice and can be served with salad as a starter. For this recipe you need a liquidizer.
    25g (1oz)  fresh garlic, peeled
    25g (1oz)  fresh ginger, peeled
    6  green chillies
    2 tsp  tomato puree
    30ml (1fl oz)  yoghurt
    1/2 tsp  salt
    1/2 tsp  turmeric powder
    1/2 tsp  dhanyia powder, (coriander)
    1/2 tsp  jeera powder, (cumin)
    1 tsp  lemon juice
    4 small  fresh mackerel, about 450g (1lb) in total 60ml (2fl oz) cooking oil
Small amount green dhanyia (coriander), chopped


Method

1. Place the garlic, ginger, chillies, tomato puree, yoghurt, salt, turmeric powder, dhanyia powder, jeera powder, and lemon juice in a liquidizer and blend into a thickish paste.

2. Cut the heads off the mackerel and slice the fish along their tops, on one side only, so as to enable you to remove the bones from their centres. Make sure that you do not cut completely through, and the mackerel are still whole.

3. Place the mackerel under cold running water for about one minute.

4. Carefully lay the four mackerel out in a large pan and pour the thick paste in the space left by the bones of each of the mackerel. Lift the other half and fold it back so that the blended liquid is in the middle of each of the mackerel.

5. Now leave the fish for about 8 hours.

6. Heat the oil to a high temperature, in a large flat pan. Transfer the fish very carefully to this pan with the hot oil, lower the heat and let it simmer for about 5 minutes. While simmering cover the pan. Turn the fish over carefully, still folded, and cook the other sides by simmering for a further 5 minutes.

7. Transfer the contents to a serving dish and garnish with the dhanyia (coriander). Serve while hot.

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