Tuesday, 28 January 2014

Ayala- Mangatholi Curry | Mackerel in a Spicy Coconut N' Mango sauce | Kukskitchen


My dear friend S has been making my mouth water for so many months now with her ayala-manga curry. It is time I make it and post it to give my gastric juices a rest.

Jokes apart - thank u so much dear for reminding me of this fantastic combination which I'd forgotten. I made this with dried salted mango. OMG the taste was out of this world. This is by far the best fish curry I've ever made myself and had. Slurpppppp.








A few things before we start:
- Use Indian Mackerel for best results.
- Use fresh coconut for the paste, but if you can't manage any, use desiccated coconut for not-so-bad results.

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 Mackerel in a Spicy Coconut N' Mango sauce
അയല - മാങ്ങാത്തൊലി കറി
Serving 4-5 people
Cooking time 25-30 minutes 
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Ingredients:

1- Ayala/ Mackerel - 500 g

2- Grated Coconut - 1 1/2 cups
    Shallots - 4-5 
    Red chilli powder - 1/2 tbsp
    Coriander powder - 1 tbsp
    Turmeric powder - 1/4 tbsp

3- Raw mango or Dried salted mango - 1 small
    Green chilli - 2
    Curry leaves - 1 stem

4- Sliced Tomato - 1

5- Coconut oil - 1 tbsp
6- Salt to taste
7- Water - enough to cover the fish

Directions :


  • Make a fine paste of (2) along with little water and keep aside.
  • Clean and cut fish in to medium sized pieces.
  • Layer curry leaves at the bottom of a terracotta pot / മീൻ ചട്ടി. Mix fish pieces with (3), salt and coconut paste and place on top of the curry leaves.  
  • Cook on medium heat till the sauce starts to boil, add sliced tomatoes.
  • Continue to cook till the fish is done and the gravy thickens. Make sure to swirl the pot to mix. Do not use a spoon to keep the fish pieces intact.
  • Once the fish is cooked add one tablespoon of coconut oil and remove from flame.

Serve hot with rice.

Recipe adapted from: Kothamally

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Quick N Easy fish curry

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6 comments:

  1. Mouth watering curry.

    On-going event: South Indian cooking

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  2. Anonymous1:42 pm

    Loving the curry ; looks delicious

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  3. mmmm.....yummmm... Looks mouthwatering. Amazing clicks

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  4. Delicious curry! Will aamchur work?

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  5. Mmmmm I've never tried. If you can't find raw mango or dried ones, 2 tsp of shop-bought tamarind paste would do the trick. the colour of the curry will change though.

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  6. i think if you could some coconut milk and fenugreek powder it would have been much tastier, but its good.

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