Thankuni Pata Diye Pomfret Mach/ Pomfret Fish Curry with Thankuni Leaves
You will have a strong and unique flavor while testing Thankuni Pata Diye Pomfret Mach/ Pomfret Fish Curry with Thankuni Leaves. You might have tested pomfret maach bhaja, pomfret macher jhal, and Harabhara Pomfret, but this one is totally different. The marinated Pomfret fish are fried and then simmered in a thick gravy made with Poppy seeds, Thankuni leaves, and ginger and finished in a warm, less spicy, and Thankuni flavored sauce.
The types of equipment required for this recipe are
Blender
Mixing bowl
Kadai
Spatula
Ingredients required are
Pomfret Fish: I have chosen medium-sized (100 gm each) fresh Pomfret fish, which gives the better result
Thankuni leaves This amazing herb you can get from some vegetable market, where the local vendors are used to sell different types of saag.
Poppy seeds: I used poppy seeds paste to make the gravy thick, which is also a very healthy ingredient.
Other ingredients are onion, turmeric powder, cumin-coriander powder, ginger, green chili, and salt to test.
Cooking oil: For frying and cooking, mustard oil is recommended, which is not only enhancing the taste of the fish, it also increases the overall taste of the recipe.
How to make Thankuni Pata Diye Pomfret Mach
Take a blender jar, and add poppy seeds, green chili, ginger, and Thankuni leaves
Make a fine paste and keep it aside
Clean and wash the Pomfret fish and add turmeric powder and salt
Rub them well with the fish and keep them aside for 10 minutes
Heat oil in a kadai, and let it come to a smoky point; then add the fish and fry them well
When both sides are fried well, and then take them out of the oil
Add chopped onion in the same oil and fry them until they become translucent
Add turmeric powder, cumin-coriander powder, and salt, and stir them until the raw smell goes off
Now add the Thankuni leaves paste and mix them well, and cook for a minute (don’t overcook)
Slowly drop the fish and mix them well, and cook for another minute, then turn off the flame
Sprinkle chopped coriander leaves and serve hot with rice.