This comment .... for a dish which i so lovingly prepared for him and only him.."sniff--sniff"
But then thats okkkk.... as the finished product was fabulous , so the taste is what counts right...
He was full of appreciation too..." yeyyy "and ate two chapatis extra ...
So this is as we call it "papaletche hughe paplet meaning promfret"
papletche hughe is actually a promfret dry dish or sukhe which i make a little watery than required as my hubs likes to have it with chapatis or rotis... 
INGREDIENTS11/2 cup fresh grated coconut
1 cm ginger finely shredded
1 medium onion finely shredded.
1 tsp haldi powder
11/2 tsp chili powder
Marble size tamarind
Pieces of promfret (that’s the only fish done in this manner)
Salt to taste
Coconut oil
Coriander finely chopped for garnish.
METHOD
Take a pan and use a little coconut oil fry the finely chopped onion and finely chopped ginger (only half of the full amount), don’t make them brown
They should just turn colour and become translucent.
Grind together coconut, haldi, chilli, tamarind. And half of the ginger.
Don’t make the above paste too watery it should be thick as shown in the picture.
Pour the ground mixture into the translucent onions.
Let it boil, then gently slide the fish pieces into the mixture and let them cook
Garnish with finely chopped coriander leaves.
HUGHE IS READY TO EAT….
16 comments:
You are killing me- (softly...)with your snaps.Please post the recipes of surmai sukha and prompfret hughe.please
priya raghu
Mahek, that taste matters right?
Hey i love pomfret and it would be great if u post the recipe dear, love that gravy!!!
Hey Mahek, That happens sometimes :)
But the dish looks very Yummy.... and I would love to know the process...
SO waiting for the recipe!!!
Well the pic looks delicious
yum yum yum..pomfret is the only fish I eat without any fuss. waiting for your recipe...
I have never heard of papletche hughe. Sounds interesting. Please do post the recipe.
Namita.
Hey Mahek, this name is very new to me. I would be waiting for the recipe. Please post when you get time.
Yes, please do post the recipe. I don't what this dish is, but it does look good.
FabGrandma
Oh Gosh! I so much love tha Paplet curry. I love Goan cuisine... and u can come anytime to have that mutton curry Mahek! But do call b4 u come ;)
hi
great to see that you all read my blog regularly...
priya,padmaja,cinnamon,manjula,shilpa,gradma and padma
right now i am in midst of my sons exams and so to write the recipe so that all of you can follow it takes some time so pls bear with me i will be posting it soon.
padma thats sweet of you to invite me dear...
hi mahek, i really enjoyed reading your post. pomfret is my favourite! waiting for your recipe... :)
Your hubby is right. PHOTOGRAPH LOOKS LIKE A CROCODILE , SWIMMING IN MARSHY WATERS. But glad to know it didn't tasted like crocodile.
Do you make Promfret fry with green chuttney stuffed inside and the fried ?
I'm here and waiting Mahek. I don't have pomfret fresh here, but I might be tempted to buy a frozen piece cause this little crocodile is looking so tempting :)
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I love huggi...been a long while since I made it. We make it with bangda. In fact I haven't eaten pomfret huggi until now. I will try your recipe coz the photo is sooooo appealing...what's your hubby thinking?!!!
Hi Mahek,
I must say, whatever your husband said, that exact thought crossed my mind, when I had first seen this pic! and I couldn't help smiling!! I am sure the taste is great!
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