November 5, 2013

Rui Posto with Indrani Dhar (Kolkata Food Blogger)

We know each other I think from last 4 years. Through our blogs we became fellow bloggers and then fast friends. And after settling down to Kolkata and having her one of the most important and responsible members of Kolkata Food Bloggers, she has become an inseparable part of our life. Yes the star of this and our last week's ""Know your Kolkata Food Blogger Friend" event is, none other than the eminent and one of the popular bloggers of Indian, Indrani Dhar. A mom of three kids, leads a very busy life but how passionate she is towards cooking, her blog is the perfect example of it. Her blog, Recipe Junction is a treasure trove collection of almost all cuisines.  Her stay in various countries for last 14 years reflects the variety of dishes she cooks and shares through her blog. The best quality of her I,s one can trust on her blindly and she knows very well what a responsibility is called.  Kolkata Food Bloggers is so proud to have one such member in its group. And I feel so proud to be associated with her as a friend and fellow blogger. There is so many things to learn from her and she is always here for us whenever we need her. She always stands for justice and has the courage to raise fair voice whenever its needed. A true gem and simple person by heart, she is Indrani.
Today I have picked up one of the most favourite recipes of our house that my mom cooks. Rui Posto/ Rohu Fish with Poppy Seed (Click to see Indrani's recipe), I found it in Indrani's blog. She cooked it in a very different way and sounds very delicious. She has added onion and tomatos. But I preferred to cook it in more simple way how my mom cooks. I cooked Cauliflower Posto almost same way as Indrani cooked that will be posted in the blog very soon. Now let us have a look on my dish of Rui Posto/Rohu Fish with Poppy Seeds.
Ingredients:
Rui/Rohu Fish - 4 blocks
Poppy Seed - 1/2 cup
Mustard Seeds - 1/2 tspn
Mustard oil - To fry the fish + 1 tbspn + 1 tspn
Turmeric Powder - 1/2 tspn + 1/4 tspn
Salt to taste
Green Chilli - 2 - 3
Method:-
  1.  Rub the fish with 1/2 tsp Turmeric Powder and salt.
  2. Heat the Mustard Oil in Kodai/Pan. Be sure that the oil should reach a high temperature.  Add the fish slowly so that the oil should not sputter and burn your hand. Let the fish turn semi brown and then take our from the oil by letting go the excess oil. Reserve.
  3. Paste the Poppy seeds in a smooth paste.
  4. Heat 1tbspn oil in the Kadai. Add mustard seeds. Let them sputter. Add the poppy seed paste and 1/4 cup water, 1/4 tspn turmeric powder and keep on stirring. Add the remaining water and let it come to boil. Add the fish. Cook for a minute and then taste how much salt to add.
  5. Cook for 3-4 mnts. Pls check how much gravy you want to keep. If more water needed then add. If you want a dry texture then cook until the gravy gets thicken.
  6. Add green chilies and Ghee. Drizzle few drops of mustard oil (1 tspn) and serve with hot rice.
Note:
1. You can add Onion and Tomatoes also.
2. Many times we also use a bit mustard paste to enhance the taste.

9 comments:

Unknown said...

Kamalika, rui posto looks awesome. Palin rice hole bose jetam tomar dish ta niye.

lubnakarim06 said...

That's a very tempting dish....

Merry Tummy said...

So tempting and inviting...i m totally sold over this :)
www.merrytummy.blogspot.com

Swathi said...

Delicious fish dish Kamalika, love it. those toys are really cute.

Archita said...

such a nice and easy recipe

Hamaree Rasoi said...

Both yours and Indrani's Rui posto look awesome. During my Puja holidays I too had a first hand experience of what a colorful close knit bloggers group like Kolkata Food Bloggers look like. Hope to meet you soon again.
Deepa

Cocoawind said...

Looks delish! Such an easy recipe!

Sweet'n'Savoury said...

I am in love with those owls...so cute. And yes, Indrani is truly a gifted blogger and a wonderful person.

Unknown said...

Thanks to all of you for your lovely comments....

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