Easiest Way to Prepare Speedy Fried Bangda fish (Mackerel)
Benjamin Perkins 12/05/2020 19:09
Fried Bangda fish (Mackerel)
Hey everyone, it’s Jim, welcome to my recipe page. Today, I’m gonna show you how to make a distinctive dish, fried bangda fish (mackerel). It is one of my favorites food recipes. For mine, I am going to make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious.
Fried Bangda fish (Mackerel) is one of the most popular of recent trending foods in the world. It’s enjoyed by millions every day. It is simple, it’s fast, it tastes delicious. They are fine and they look fantastic. Fried Bangda fish (Mackerel) is something that I’ve loved my whole life.
Restaurant style tawa fish fry is an easy and crispy fry, which you can make as a quick and healthy shallow tawa fry. I used mackerel fish for this recipe. Mackerel or bangda or ayala is one of the tastiest and healthiest fishes available in India.
To begin with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have fried bangda fish (mackerel) using 6 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Fried Bangda fish (Mackerel):
Prepare 1 Mackerel Bangda /
Make ready 3/4 tsp Chilli powder & nbsp ;
Get 1/3 tsp Salt
Prepare 1/6 tsp Turmeric haldi powder /
Take 1/4 Lime
Take 4 - 5 tbsps Veg Oil for frying
Bangda is my favourite fish for frying. If cooked properly, the flesh will be soft, flavourful and juicy and the skin will be crisp and spicy. Cook fresh if possible (without freezing). Bangda/Mackerel Fish Sour and Spicy Curry recipe.
Instructions to make Fried Bangda fish (Mackerel):
When you buy the fish, ask the fish seller to remove the guts but not cut the fish into pieces
Wash the fish when you get home and clean out the cavity from where the guts were removed. If you find eggs, keep them aside and fry with the fish for half the time.
If you are using frozen fish, you can de-frost by soaking in water. Make sure to add a couple of teaspoons of salt to the water otherwise the fish cells will burst due to osmotic pressure (this applies to salt water / sea fish only). The inside of the frozen fish should come down to room temperature after de-frosting otherwise it may not cook near the bone.
Place the fish, chilli powder, salt and turmeric on a plate. Make cuts on both sides of the fish using a plain edged knife (not serrated).
Squeeze 1/4 lime on the powdered spices and salt and mix into a thick paste. Insert the paste into the cuts made on the fish and all over it. Be careful not to make the paste too watery otherwise it will be difficult to coat the fish.
Allow the fish to rest for 10 min.
In the meantime take a pan and heat 4 - 5 tbsp of oil (depending on size of the pan). The fish must be half immersed in the oil. If the fish is plump, you may need extra oil otherwise it may not cook near the bone. The oil should be almost smoking hot but not smoking. Once desired temperature is reached, lower the flame to medium low and wait for a couple of minutes. The oil should not be smoking.
Place the fish on the pan and fry on both sides for approx. 2 - 3 min each side. The timing and heat is crucial. Over-frying will make the fish dry but you don't want to under-fry it either. All this depends on the size of fish, oil and heat profile. You may also need extra time if you are cooking a frozen fish which may not have come to room temperature after de-frosting. so it needs some trial and error.
After cooking, remove the fish off the pan and allow it to rest for 2 min and then enjoy.
Surmai (king) fish can also be fried in a similar style
Food blogger Shruti Murdeshwar shows how to make delicious Bangda or Mackerel fish curry. Watch the video to find out! Bangda fish (or Indian Mackerel) is an oily fish and found commonly in the coastal regions of the country. Bangda fry is a popular delicacy in Maharashtra, usually served as an appetiser before dinner. This fish has a naturally strong flavour, and when fried, its flesh turns soft and juicy, and its skin becomes crispy.
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