Thoran with meen / Fish is prepared with fish like Ayila / Indian mackerel, which has good meat to make thoran. I have tried this thoran with salmon too, which turns out good. But will always prefer Indian mackerel.
Ingredients
4 - Indian mackerel, cleaned
1/2 tsp - Turmeric powder
1/4 tsp - Red chili powder
1 - Kodampuli ( Optional )
Salt to taste
To chop finely
1 small - Onion
4 - Green chili
1/2 '' piece - Ginger
1/2 cup - Freshly grated coconut
1 to 2 sprigs - Curry leaves
To season
1/2 tsp - Mustard seeds
Coconut oil
Method
1 ) First cook fish in little water with kodampuli, salt to taste, red chili and turmeric powder . Cook till fish is well cooked. Cool and shred fish meat finely. Take out the bones. Discard kodampuli.
2 ) To a mixing bowl add fish, and finely chopped ingredients and coconut. With hand crush all the ingredients together.
3 ) Heat oil a kadai or wok, add mustard and pop it. Then add the fish mixture and stir. Simmer and cook, occassionally stirring. Add fish stock if any little at a time and use it up. Cook till dry, add some more coconut oil and fry well. It will be good if it gets lightly browned. Take off the stove and serve.
Serve as a side dish with rice.
16 comments:
Did you get the Indian mackerel here? Lucky you!
This sure calls for some job, Pravs! The thoran looks very tasty, nice pic, tks for sharing the recipe!
I wouldn't add kudampuli in this, looks good.
Thoran looks lovely Pravs! With rice & rasam, this will be a perfect on the side... i think i can just eat it by itself too :-)
nice thoran .. never tried it by shredding fish... thanks for sharing it...
looks great ur thoran , would do it without kudampuli :)
yum! sounds delicious! will sure try it out. thanks for sharing.
Rg.
wow!love these:))never made thoran in fish..must try
thoran looks sooooo delecious pravs
same as meen peera? kollaam, adipoli!
Lucky u get indian mackerel in US...YUM!...YUM!....
Sig : I did..but was frozen ones :)
Purnima : Not too much work, once you start. Do try.
Seena : You are right, you can make without kodampuli too.
Seema : Yes, perfect. Do try.
Sandhya : Do try sandhya.
Cham : Sure, do without kodampuli.
Rg : Will be a nice thoran with rice.
Dhivya : oh then you should try this.Comes out tasty.
Sagari : thanks :)
Nags : Yes, peera one is done with small fishes. This is with meaty ones. so that difference is there.
I have searched for Kudampuli in the Sri Lankan stores here in Toronto. I could not get the actual stuff and bought a jar of Goraka paste (Garcinia cambogia). Is this the same as Kudampuli and how many tsps. should one use in a dish for 4 ?
Thanks and regards
Neville
Would be grateful if you could answer my query of 28th March re; kudumpuli.
Thanks
Neville
Neville : you had asked me this same question before and i had answered. i have not used Goraka paste. So i am not able to help you out here.
Goraka paste (Garcinia cambogia)is the same fruit, but in the case of Kudampuli used in Kerala cooking, the fruit is first dried and then smoked giving it quite a different flavour. Because I cannot find it in Canada, my wife brings it with her when she returns for visits to Kerala.
From Amar Jyoti
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