Ayala Fish Fry Recipe with step by step picture. This fried mackerel recipe is made with Ayala Meen, Garam Masala and Coconut Oil.
Ayala Fish Fry
Hubby loves fish a lot, I make it atleast twice somedays even 4 times a week. He loves anything fishy, but i enjoy eating only fish fry. For me they taste better than fish kuzhambu..You can see quite a few fried fish recipe in this blog..I have anchovies fry, sardine fry, kerala style fish fry, spicy fish fry, fish masala fry, and meen pollichathu.
About Ayala Fish Fry Recipe
Very recently hubby bought this ayala meen / mackerel fish. I loved them so much, they are actually bigger than sardine / chala and is so tasty. Have already posted a ayala meen kuzhambu and this one is my latest favourite. Hope it will be your favourite too, you can try this with any of your favourite fish..
Ingredients for Ayala Fish Fry Recipe (Mackerel Fry Recipe)
- Ayala Meen / Mackerel - 15 (You can use any fish)
- Curry Leaves - 2 handful
- Ginger - 2 cm piece
- Garlic - 4 fat cloves
- Chilli Powder - 1 tbsp or to taste
- Turmeric Powder / Manjal Podi - 1 tsp
- Coriander Powder / Mall Podi - 1 tbsp
- Garam Masala Powder - 1 tbsp
- Pepper Powder - 1 tsp
- Salt to taste
- Lemon Juice - 1 tbsp
- Coconut Oil - ¼ cup
How to make Ayala Fish Fry Recipe (Mackerel Fry Recipe)
- Clean Ayala fish and make deep slits on both sides.
- Take all the ingredients except oil and fish in a blender and make it into a fine puree.
- Once it is nicely blended, taste it to see whether salt and spices are enough. If not add more chilli powder, salt or lemon juice.
- Take this in a bowl.
- Apply this all over the fish into the slit too.
- Marinate this for 30 mins.
- Heat coconut oil in a frying pan, add the ayala fish in oil and fry till golden on both sides.
- Drain and serve with lemon slices..
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Ayala Fish Fry Recipe | Mackerel Fry Recipe
Ingredients
- 15 Ayala Meen / Mackerel You can use any fish
- 2 handful Curry Leaves
- 2 cm piece Ginger
- 4 fat cloves Garlic
- 1 tbsp or to taste Chilli Powder
- 1 tsp Turmeric Powder / Manjal Podi
- 1 tbsp Coriander Powder / Mall Podi
- 1 tbsp Garam Masala Powder
- 1 tsp Pepper Powder
- Salt to taste
- 1 tbsp Lemon Juice
- ¼ cup Coconut Oil
Instructions
- Clean Ayala fish and make deep slits on both sides.
- Take all the ingredients except oil and fish in a blender and make it into a fine puree. Once it is nicely blended, taste it to see whether salt and spices are enough. If not add more chilli powder, salt or lemon juice.
- Take this in a bowl.
- Apply this all over the fish into the slit too.
- Marinate this for 30 mins.
- Heat coconut oil in a frying pan, add the ayala fish in oil and fry till golden on both sides.
- Drain and serve with lemon slices..
Ayala Fry Recipe step by step picture
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Anonymous
Everything about your blog is very nice except the fact that your English needs a lot of improvement. You should improve your grammar as I can see several grammar mistakes in your writing.
Also, almost every post of yours starts with "I love this and I love that or this is my favorite etc"
So please bring in some improvement in your English.
The rest is al very good and I am highly appreciative about your blog. In fact it is the best blog for step by step recipes ... thanks to your pictorial descriptions.
Prasanna Subash
We south Indians are a passionate bunch..so we love a lot of things. This blog is my one stop shop to look for authentic recipes.
If English is all you care about, this blog is not for you.
Anonymous
dear Anonymous
she is not taking any grammer or spoken english classes.
She makes her own style and we couldnt find any fault here
This is a cooking blog and just see how hard work she puts in posting those with step by step pictures
Anonymous
Dear Anonymous # 1,
The blogger is not here to write an English exam. Nobody is interested about her command of the English language per se. Since you are so particular about the mistakes made, you should have proof read your comments for spelling and punctuation errors before posting.
uthaya j
Please do not discourage her with the silly reasons..
Ria
Command over a language may not be essential for a food blog.But what I would suggest is, if better language is used,this amazing blog would go to next level.
Vijay
Anonymous #1:
1. Why is that she SHOULD improve her language? May be because she missed out your grammar classes... you SHOULD refrain from saying such things.
2. What is your problem if she starts with I LOVE THIS AND THAT. You won't be commenting here if she really doesn't have love towards her food
@Aarthi As your page says, Please think twice before leaving Harsh & Rude comments. It hurts me a lot. All those comments will be deleted.
Please free to delete the comments that are no good to anyone.
Keep up your good job as always.
JJ
I'm a beginner in cooking. The dish came out really good. It was wonderful. Thanks a lot...
JJ
I'm a beginner in cooking. The dish came out really good. It was wonderful. Thanks a lot...
Anonymous
Does it turn out crispy nd crunchy
Aarthi
@Anonymousyes it does turn out crispy
Anonymous
Hello
anonymous 1, this is not a grammar or spoken English class...... The language should reach all, that's the matter.... No one asked doubt in her language. All understand her language. What matters you???????????
if you are perfect in English keep it with yourself..... Ok.....
Anonymous
hey u r best love ur recipe
Hema janjanam
Yummy!!! Can't wait to cook this.... @arthi I have a question... Usually before I cook fish I use to marinate fish with turmeric, salt,chilli powder, and some times with curd to get rid of fish smell and smelly fish taste... Can I do same thing before I cook this recipe to get rid of smell and nece taste? Or can I cook directly.. If I cook directly it doesn't taste nece?
Anonymous
Yummy!!!!!! @aarti,i usually marinate fish with turmeric, salt, chilli powder, some time curd to get rid of fish nece smell and nece taste while eating but for this recipe should i do the same or can I cook directly? If i cook directly will i get rid of fish smell and nece taste?
Aarthi
@AnonymousIf u want to get rid of fish smell. Marinate fish with some salt, turmeric and lemon juice or vinegar for 5 mins. wash it well and use it. This will get rid of the fishysmell.
Anonymous
Can I know what kind fish is this in telugu? Can we eat it directly? I mean.... I'm talking about bones in it. Can we eat like that?
Aarthi
@AnonymousNo u cannot eat the bones in this fish, i am not sure about the telugu name
snithy
Hi Aarthi, Your recipes really are yummy and easy to follow. I love the way you've done a picture demonstration which makes it interesting and clear to follow. The photos of the dishes are mouthwatering. I just stumbled across your website and am so happy that I found it because I was looking for simple yet delicious dishes with clear directions.
Well done and Thank you !!
Muthu
Nice recipe, I tried it...Thank you so Much......
kumud rai
Your cooking style is very authentic & very good. Don't get upset by harsh comments as you will find useless people like these every where who have no better work to do.. Pls continue with your passion. Cheers
raj
@Vijay
I brought Ayala, as my wife loves them fried and my 2nd search landed me to this page.
Well, many "anonymous" were annoyed by the anonymous #1 making a suggestion about improving the language, I didn't see any kind of annoyance with the recommendation to improve the language skills. Aarthi, having better command means explaining stuffs better :). Your said My husband loves anything "fishy" ;), you may change it to "fishly"? *kidding*
I love cooking for my wife and daughter and would be visiting your site more often.
Thank you
raj
Anonymous
Wonderful Recipe.
Simple , easy and understandable for a common Human Being.
and if you need a perfect English cooking reference site..
And i guess just a bit of common sense is req for understanding blogger points which sum are not having thats y they find mistake in this.
Words too Hurt !!!!!!!
Keep in mind
Anonymous
@Anonymoust
To the grammar Nazi: you are a rude and condescending person. This is a fabulous recipe!
Anonymous
Hiya, that fish looks fantastic !Those snaps are really helpful especially for beginners who may find a mere recipe difficult to interpret. As for rude feedback,feel free to ignore such condescending types who ignore the fact that you've taken the time & trouble to show the rest of us how to cook.Your blog is on cooking which it does effectively , not a lecture on literary criticism or Shakespeare.
anu
hi @aarthi ,gud job keeptp
Unknown
Hey Aarthi don't get discouraged by rude comments. I frequent your blog for many recipes and I love them.
Unknown
The way your recipe starts it holds reader's attention, shows your passion. For me, after going through numerous other recipes, yours seemed much more fun to try. Step by step snaps made it easy to follow... Loved the dish. Thanks!!
Anonymous
Hi Aarti, the fish looks fantastic ! Will surely try.
Ignore the creep who decided to ruin your day by a thoughless comment.
@anonymous 1...so what if she starts her posts with "I love this...." She loves it, so she makes it and puts max effort in presenting it for us to see, learn and appreciate. If you have a problem with that, dont read her text, but dont ruin her enthusiasm. Grow up !!
Bhanu
Try Dry Prawns
Dry Prawns next time and provide the coocking methode if possible,
Anna
Please try a new Dry Fish Item Next time
Jane
Anonymous,
When you see such 'issues' with someone's grammer first and usually means they speak more than one language which already makes them smart. If They can learn English and type it and communicate to a level almost all of us understood then it's for you to check yourself first. Tell us how many languages you speak and how fluent you are in all of them in terms of tense and grammer.
Always remember 'English is not a measure of intelligence'