Fish

Chitol Macher Muitha

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Fish koftas made from chitol fish - an elegant Bengali delicacy where fish is ground and shaped into dumplings.

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Cooking

Heat oil in kadai.

Fry cut potatoes for 3-4 min and remove.

Make medium size round balls with the fish mix made above and deep fry. Keep aside the kofta.

Oil your palms while shaping the koftas to prevent them from sticking. You may choose to make drum-shaped koftas, just for a cosmetic change!

Keep 4 tbsp oil in kadai and remove the excess. To it add bay leaf, cinnamon, cardamom, and cloves. Fry for 30

Add chopped onion and ginger paste and fry on medium heat for 4-5 min. Stir to ensure that the masala does not stick to the bottom. If required sprinkle water occasionally.

Add doi, turmeric and chilli powder and fry for an additional 2 min.

Add the fried potatoes and mix well with masala. Add 1 cup water, and salt. Cover and simmer till potatoes are almost done.

Add fish balls and green chillies to the gravy. Simmer (uncovered) for 3-4 min ensuring that potatoes are optimally cooked.

Serving Suggestions

Serve with pulao or white rice.

Estimated Nutrition

Approximate

Per serving - based on typical ingredient amounts

~224 kcal Calories
~11 g Protein
~18 g Carbs
~13 g Fat
~3 g Fiber

Please note: These are rough estimates calculated from typical ingredient amounts in traditional Bengali recipes. Actual values may vary significantly based on specific ingredients, quantities, cooking methods, and portion sizes used. For precise nutritional information, please consult a nutritionist or use measured ingredients with a nutrition calculator.

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