Grilled Stuffed Pomfret with Green Chutney by Sonali Pradhan

Mint-Coriander chutney, also known as "Green/Hari chutney " is a popular condiment in South Asian cuisines.Green chutney is added in sandwiches /chat recipes, also a favorite accompaniment with crispy samosas and dhoklas. Today's recipe is a Grilled Stuffed Pomfret , where I have used this green chutney for stuffing the fish .You…

Prawn Karahi by Sonali Pradhan

Celebrated Mother's Day with this delectable and extremely flavorful Prawn Karahi cuisine . Karahi/kadhai/korai/kadai is basically a type of circular, deep cooking pots which resembles "wok" with rounded bottoms and is made of cast iron, used to shallow fry fish, meat, sweet or snacks, can even prepare stew/gravies. Now a days they…

Prawn Koliwada -Amchi Mumbai spicy fried Prawns by Sonali Pradhan

Prawn Koliwada is a spicy Fried Prawn dish, relished as a starter in restaurants , can also be a star appetizer of your party. In contrary to the popular belief that this dish originated on the Konkan coast, it is actually a dish originated in the Sion fishing village, or koliwada in Mumbai by a north Indian immigrant from Punjab.…

Bombay Duck Fry by Paul Anderson Lumen

Bombay duck is actually dried fish...

Asian Crusted Salmon by Nancy Miyasaki

I'm always looking for interesting new ways to cook salmon that my kids will love. This crusted, blackened salmon was a great addition to my recipe box. I kept it relatively mild, but it could easily be spiced up by adding some cayenne pepper. I thought the indian spices complimented the flavor of the salmon wonderfully. I served…

Pomfret fry- Malvani style by Chetana Suvarna Ganatra

This is one of the staples in my household- a simple, shallow fried, pomfret- Mangalorian style, if coated with semolina/ Malvani style, if coated with rice flour. Well nothing much to write about it, except it is simply delicious and can be enjoyed anytime with any meal......and yes it makes up for the guilty feeling of not…

SQUID FRY by karenrecipe

SQUID FRY is one of the famous food recipe in kerala (india) . you can use it as a side dish or starter . try this and enjoy the taste.

Crabs gravy (Kurle ambat) by karenrecipe

Finally, here I am with my all time favourite crabs gravy. I have observed that people who are very fond of fish, dont prefer crabs/prawns much and vice versa. Obviously I am in the second category.

Amritsari Fish- A popular street food of Punjab by Sonali Pradhan

Amritsari Fish, a delicacy originated from Amritsar, Punjab is also a popular street food sold in the streets corner of Amritsar. This is an easy fried fish dish cooked in minutes with the readily available ingredients from your kitchen. Serve this as an appetizer for your cocktail party or side dish for your main course. I prepared…

Tasty Coconut Fish Curry by Karthikeyan

A very simple but Nutritious and tasty dish which go best with Rice. The Dish contains coconut oil and coconut Milk as the main ingredients so the taste of this dish is liked by Adults and Children. Its a mixture of both Goa and Kerala authentic fish curry but without using tamarind. Overall, this dish came out very well. I…

Fish curry in coconut paste by Manju Nair

This a typical south Indian Fish curry, very flavourful and perfect with rice. My hus and I love it and need I say more....Its a dish I prepare anytime I have fish at home. Can be prepared with any kind of fish preferable fleshy fish, I use Tilapia, Catfish , Mackerel or Salmon. I've used Salmon for this recipe.

Easy to prepare Fried Fish #mmr by Huda SP

TUNA KABAB (TUNA BURGER) by MARIA LOURDES V. LIPARDO-AYUB

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel (Lipardo's Global Kitchen) for more recipes and future raffle draws for giveaway prizes. I love seafood. Tuna is one of my favorites which is the main ingredient in some of my food preparations. I made this recipe many years back. It's so simple and easy to make. My kids love it...

Murrel Fish Curry by Paul Anderson Lumen

Indian food recipes.. Fish Curry!

Marathi Style Fish Curry by Padma Priya Manikam

This fish curry recipe was passed to me by mother in law. It is a method from Maharasthra a state in India that uses grated coconut as the main base. It is simple to make and best eaten the next day as the flavours absorb better (any left-over curries for the matter always tastes better the next day). I have modified the original…