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Lifestyle Curiosities by Jyotika Purwar
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A spicy fresh fish marinated in soya sauce and cooked in green chilies, mustard & curd

A spicy fresh fish marinated in soya sauce and cooked in green chilies, mustard & curd

Delish Fish: Part of the hi- protein, avoid carbs diet.

January 9, 2012

Today I decided to make a little more indulgent version of my normally baked fish. I made my own version of a Doi Ilish which I had in Calcutta over Diwali. I really enjoyed the mustard, chilies and yogurt sauce with the lovely Hilsa fish- a staple in a Bengali household. I cheated though- I bought a dark Surmai from my fish wali who cut it in cubes instead of the typical cross sections. Oh well. I also did my own take on the marinade and some of the masala. I never really follow recipes or traditions, I make my own.

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In "Fish Love", "Food", "Recipes", "Sauce", "Sisters", "curries", "diet", "protein"
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A rasam button- download rasam at a click of a button

A rasam button- download rasam at a click of a button

A Rasam Button- Oh what a thought!

August 29, 2010

So I was craving some hot, spicy rasam, a soup that would open up my clogged up sinuses. my taste buds were all messed up because of the anti-biotics. What kind of rasam was I craving. Spicy yes- but also wanted some crunchy vegetables in it. So I googled some recipes and combined a couple to make myself some hot, spicy and crunchy rasam. I made a mooli &carrot rasam. And it was yummm!

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In "Recipes", "Comfort Food", "diet", "Food Love", "Food"
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