Non-vegetarian dishes
Nethili Meen Varuval
- 09
- November
- 2006
Ingredients Anchovy/Nethili – 500 grams Salt Turmeric powder 1/2 spoon Chili powder 1-2 spoons Coriander seeds powder 1-2 spoons Lemon juice from 1 fruit Rice flour 1 spoon Ginger-garlic paste 1 spoon Oil for frying Method Clean and wash the fish thoroughly. Maybe one can add some rock salt to it. Remove its fins, head and […]
Nandu Fry / Crab Fry
- 06
- November
- 2006
Fried Crab:Crab Fry. Varutha Nandu. Ingredients:Crab – medium size 4(with shell, trunk portions, discard legs)Grated garlic 2 spoonsGrated ginger 2 spoonsSaltTurmeric powder 1/2 spoonChili powder 1 spoonlemon juice few spoonsOil for frying. Method:Wash and clean crabs. Retain the shells intact. Discard the legs and appendages. Maybe…one can use the legs for making soups. In a […]
Kashmir Biriyani
- 31
- October
- 2006
Kashmir Mutton Biriyani:(Kashmir Style)Yakhni Biriyani. Yakhni Pilaf. Lamb Pilaf or Yakhni Pilaf. Kashmiri Rice, Kashmiri Goat Biriyani. Kashmir Gosht Biriyani. Kashmir Style Biriyani. Fruits-Nuts Biriyani. Ingredients: Marinate Meat with this: Mutton/ Goat’s meat 1/2 kiloMilk 1/2 cupGhee 1/4 cupSaffronPapaaya fruit diced 1/2 cup To Garnish: Almonds 1/4 cup (whole)Cashewnuts 1/4 cup (whole)Walnuts 1/4 cupDry green […]
Fish Tandoori
- 27
- October
- 2006
Tandoor Fish:(North-Indian Style)Fish Tandoori. Tandoored Fish. Charcoal grilled Fish. Sutta Meen. Grilled Fish. Spicy Grilled Fish. Meen Vaatiyadhu. BBQ Fish. If we have pomfret fish, this recipe is going to rock, I bet. Since its so hard for me to find any fish here…its a distant dream to make a nice ‘Tandoored Fish’. Anyway…I happened […]
Chicken Cutlet
- 27
- October
- 2006
Chicken Cutlet:Ingredients:Chicken breast 1/4 kilo(bone-less, skin-less & cubed)Potato 1 small – boiled, peeled and mashedGreen chilies 3-5 finely chopped(deseed, if you hate hot food)Onion 1-2 large finely choppedCoriander leaves 1 fistful – finely choppedSaltCumin seeds powder 1-2 spoonsGaram masala powder 1/2 spoonCorn flour 2 spoonsEgg whites from 2 eggsBread crumbs 1 cupOil for pan frying. […]
Meen Cutlet / Fish Cutlets
- 27
- October
- 2006
Fish Cutlet:Ingredients:Fish 1/4 kilo(skin and bones removed- healthy and thick)Potato 1 small – boiled, peeled and mashedGreen chilies 3-5 finely chopped(deseed, if you hate hot food)Onion 1-2 large finely choppedCoriander leaves 1 fistful – finely choppedSaltCumin seeds powder 1-2 spoonsGaram masala powder 1/2 spoonCorn flour 2 spoonsEgg whites from 2 eggsBread crumbs 1 cupOil for […]
Meen Mutta Varuthadhu / Fish Roe Stir-Fry
- 27
- October
- 2006
Fried Fish Eggs:(Country Style) Meen Muttai Varuval. Meen Sinai Porichadhu. Ingredients: Rohu fish eggs 1/4 kilo(the eggs should be intact and fine quality) Bengal gram flour 2 spoons Rice flour 1 spoon Salt Chili powder 1-2 spoons Turmeric powder 1/2 + 1 spoon Tamarind paste 1/4 spoon Oil for frying. Method: In a bowl add […]
Dry Fish Curry
- 27
- October
- 2006
Dry Fish Curry:(Country Style) Karuvaadu Thokku. Ingredients:Dry fish 1 bowl full(I used Anchovies today)Large red onion 2-4 finely choppedLarge country tomatoes 2-4 finely choppedGarlic 2 whole – peeled and semi-chushedTurmeric powder 1 + 1 spoonChili powder 2 spoonsGreen chilies 5 slittedMustard seeds 1/2 spoonCumin seeds 1/2 spoonChana dal 1 fistfulUrad dal 1 fistfulCurry leaves 1 […]
Meen Mutta Curry / Fish Roe Curry
- 23
- October
- 2006
Meen Muttai Kuzhambu: (Country Style) Fish Eggs Curry/Gravy. Meen Sinai Kuzhambu. Ingredients: Rohu Fish Eggs – 1/4 kilo Cricket ball size tamarind or 1 spoon of thick tamarind paste Red onion 1 large finely chopped Garlic 1 large peeled and semi crushed Tomato 1 large chopped Salt Turmeric powder 1/2 spoon Chili powder 1 spoon […]
Mutton Chettinad
- 23
- October
- 2006
Mutton Chettinad:(Chettinad Style) Goat’s Meat in Chettinad Gravy. Hot and Spicy Goat Meat Curry. Madras Varutha Kari Kuzhambu. Aatu Kari Kuzhambu. Goat’s Meat in Spicy Rich Gravy. Or One can try this recipe for Lamb too. It is called ‘Varutha Kari-Kozhambu’ in Chennai. Its a perfect choice for Dosa, Idly, Iddiyappam and Appam. Ofcourse it […]
