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Poached Lahori Fish

Poached Lahori Fish

This amazing fusion dish presents a wide range of flavors. This Poached Lahori Fish with Sun Blushed Red Chilies and Imli Pesto is a combination of some of the best sauces in town. The sauces work well with each other to create a unique taste that is synonymous to this dish.

Health Benefits

The Poached Lahori Fish with Sun Blushed Red Chilies and Imli Pesto has numerous benefits for your body, including the reduced risk of arthritis and cancer as you grow up. The dish also has a high count of protein and gives a good mix of nutrients to your body.

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Ingredients

fillets of surmai: 600 gm

teaspoons of turmeric powder: 2

teaspoons of red chili powder: 3

teaspoon of coriander seeds: 2

salt for some added taste to the dish

cups of vinegar: 3

pod of garlic: 1

tablespoon of gur, for the blend of sweetness: 3

cup of tamarind water or imli pani: 1

bunches of fresh coriander: 2

lemons: 3

oranges: 2

tablespoons of olive oil: 4

teaspoons of pomegranate seeds: 6

teaspoon of amchoor powder: 1

slices of white bread: 2

long red chilies, freshly served: 12

cup of oil: 1/2

How To Make Poached Lahori Fish

  • Start the process by organizing the fish fillets and cutting them into small pieces.
  • Once the fish has been cut into small pieces, apply a mix of spices over it, including turmeric powder, red chili powder, cumin seeds, coriander seeds and salt.
  • Make a poaching liquid by using the sauces, gur and vinegar. Poach the fish inside the liquid.
  • Prepare imli and pesto inside a mortar and pestle using blanched garlic imli water, fresh coriander, salt, olive oil and lemon juice.
  • Make the chutney with a mix of amchoor, pomegranate seeds, red chilies and breadcrumbs.
  • Layer the fish and serve alongside pesto.

Trivia

There are more than 27,000 known species of fish in the world. Fishes are the most diverse group out of all vertebrates, and scientists have still got to explore thousands of species of fish. Lots of different kinds of fish still to be had and tasted.

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