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Fish in Vinegar (Molee)

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Ingredients

Quantity Measure Ingredients Description
10 Large Chillies, Green For slicing
15 Large Chillies, Red Dry For Grinding
3 Kilogram Fish, general SUITABLE FOR FRYING
3 Pods (whole) Garlic For slicing
1 Inch Ginger For slicing
1 Teaspoon Jeera/Cumin Seeds For Grinding
  As Required Salt to taste
  As Required Sweet Oil For frying
  As Required Turmeric Powder to apply to fish
1 Inch Turmeric/Haldi For Grinding
3 Teacup Vinegar  

Method

Cut fish, like sardines, surmai, mackerels, etc (one kind) -wash and clean and remove entrails. Apply turmeric powder and keep for an hour.
Grind Chillies, Red Dry, Turmeric/Haldi, Jeera/Cumin Seeds, in a little vinegar. Prepare sliced masala of green chillies, flakes of garlic and ginger.
Fry the fish in a frying pan, remove and allow it to cool. In a separate vessel put the vinegar, salt, ground masala and the sliced masala and boil for 30 minutes. Cool it and then add the fried fish. Store in glass jars, and use as required - it remains good for a week.
You can change the proportions if the quantity is too much for your needs.

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 21 February 2012 16:08  

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