Paabda Maach’er Jhaal (Catfish spicy gravy)
Paabda Maach’er Jhaal (Catfish spicy gravy)

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An authentic bengali fish recipe i.e Pabda fish jhal. Pabda macher tel jhal is a popular pabda macher recipe in Bengal. Its also called pabda macher tel jhol.

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To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook paabda maach’er jhaal (catfish spicy gravy) using 11 ingredients and 14 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Paabda Maach’er Jhaal (Catfish spicy gravy):
  1. Take 450 grams paabda maach/cat fish (cut and cleaned)
  2. Get 50 ml Mustard oil
  3. Take 1/2 teaspoon nigella seeds
  4. Prepare 2 slit green chillies
  5. Make ready 1 large Tomato roughly chopped
  6. Make ready 5-7 daal vadis (boris)-optional
  7. Prepare 2 medium sized green brinjals (washed and sliced lengthwise)
  8. Take 2 teaspoon turmeric powder
  9. Get to taste Salt
  10. Take Handful freshly chopped coriander leaves
  11. Take 1 cup water / as needed

Surprisingly this version of Pabda Tel Jhaal requires No Onion No Garlic and No It has no scales and one large bone in the middle. But unlike large catfish it has some tiny. Pabda Macher Tel Jhal is a Bengali gravy based fish curry prepared with Pabda mach or Catfish. The gravy is prepared with both onion and mustard.

Steps to make Paabda Maach’er Jhaal (Catfish spicy gravy):
  1. Marinate the fish with 1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder,a pinch of salt and 1 teaspoon mustard oil and keep aside for 15-20 minutes
  2. Heat 2 tablespoon oil in a wok and sauté the daal vadis for 3-4 minutes on high-medium heat and keep aside
  3. Next add the sliced brinjals and shallow fry till golden and slightly tender(do not overfry). keep aside
  4. On medium heat shallow fry each side of marinated fish for a minute or two. keep aside the fried fish
  5. Add the remaining oil in the wok next
  6. Add the nigella seeds, split greens chillies and tomatoes and sauté over medium heat for 2 minutes
  7. Add the remaining turmeric powder, salt to taste and water and sauté on Low heat until the spices look dry
  8. Add a cup of hot water. mix and bring the gravy to boil
  9. Add the fried fishes gently (separately and not one over the other)
  10. Add the sautéed brinjals and lower heat to simmer
  11. Allow the fish to cook covered absorbing the flavours
  12. Take off heat once the gravy has thickened to desired consistency and garnish with coriander leaves
  13. Serve hot with steamed rice -(Best accompaniment)
  14. My tip:you may use normal brinjal if you do not get green ones.they are slim with less flesh as compared to normal brinjal amd here quick quickly, besides tasting just right!

Pobierz to zdjęcie Pabda Macher Jhaal Sarse Bata Diye Bengali Mustard Gravy Based Fish Curry Prepared With Pabda Mach Or Pabo Catfish teraz. Szukaj więcej w bibliotece wolnych od tantiem zdjęć stockowych iStock, obejmującej zdjęcia Assam. Machcher jhaal is a typical Bengali fish curry. The machcher jhal recipe is really easy to prepare. The spicy version of Bengali fish curry recipe or machcher jhaal recipe is usually reserved for smaller fish such as telapia, pabda, tangra etc.

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