Muitha/Dumplings:
- 1 Box Chital Minced
- 1 tbsp Ginger Paste
- 1 tbsp Garlic Paste
- 1 tbsp Green Chilli Paste
- 1 tsp Roasted Cumin Powder
- Salt
- 1 Onion Paste
- 1 tbsp Ginger Garlic Paste
- 1/2 Tomato, chopped
- 1 Potato, Cubed
- 1 Bay Leaf
- 2-3 Cloves
- 1 Cinnamon Stick
- 2 Green Cardamom
- 1/2 tsp Garam Masala Powder
To make the Muitha (Dumplings/Kofta) mix the minced fish with the Ginger Garlic Paste, Chilli Paste, Cumin Powder and Salt. I know some people use boiled potato or corn flour but I prefer just not to use any binding agent. In a pan, boil some water, now wet your hands and take a small portion of the mixture, give it a round shape. Drop the balls in the hot boiling water and wait till the color changes, take the balls out after 2-3 minutes.
Using a paper towel or napkin, drain the excess water and shallow fry the Muitha/Dumplings in a pan.
For the gravy, heat oil in a pan, fry the Potato cubes and keep aside. Heat oil in the same pan add the Cloves, Cinnamon, Cardamom and Bay Leaf, leave for a minute and then add the Onion, Ginger Garlic paste, stir fry till the paste becomes brown in color. Add the chopped Tomato or Tomato Puree, Salt, Green Chilli Paste and cook till you can see oil separating out. Pour 2 cups of water, the fried Muitha/Dumplings, fried Potatoes, cover and give the gravy a boil.
Garnish with Garam Masala Powder and serve the delicious Chital Macher Muitha with Plain Rice.
this is a wonderful dish glad you posted this thank you!
ReplyDeletewow so delicious and superb fish dumplings !!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great authentic recipe- thanks for sharing :)
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Slurp, wat a delicious fish dumplings, simply makes me hungry..
ReplyDeleteWow..that looks super super tempting..nice recipe..
ReplyDeleteDifferent dish!! Looks delicious..
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Wow you were lucky enough to get hold of the clean minced fish box at the store. Onek khatuni hoto nahole....Onek bhalo hoyeche dekhte. Frankly speaking I never got the opportunity to taste this delicious dish
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Delicious looking curry... so tempting.
ReplyDeletehey dats a gud idea ....dumpling made of fish....i just need some rotis
ReplyDeleteAree daruun.. onek din dhore khuje berachhi ei recipe.. thnx a loooot for sharing Anu...Some awards are waiting for you in my blog..
ReplyDeleteThey look very inviting with that gravy..
ReplyDeleteLovely! The fish dumplings is making me hungry for lunch, I better go and start my preparations...!
ReplyDeleteekdom darun hoeche.....perfect...ekhane sweet water fish ekdom pachi na...
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for the lovely comments !!
ReplyDeleteHey where do you get chitol mach without "kanta"? is it available in indian stores?
ReplyDelete@Anonymous: I got this Chitol minced meat from a Indian/Bangladeshi store.
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Such yummy dumplings. So comforting and delicious!
ReplyDeleteLove the ingredients used in them, and the sauce, as well:DDD
so many time i heard about dis dish...but first time i will try.thank u very much to help me to give a wonderful surprise to my family
ReplyDelete@kasturi: Thanks !! I am glad it will help you..
ReplyDeleteNice posting for recipes. interestign this post and that's delicious look . yummy
ReplyDeletetried it the other day, turned out very tasty....thank you
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this post. I am a ghoti married to a bangal so I like to cook bangal dishes but don't have any knowledge about that. This is so helpful. Thanks again!
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ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous. Do you have the authentic recipe of how to prepare the chital mach...mince will not be available for us at Kolkata.
thanks, it was very good! I did get afraid it would fall apart and used about 1/4 cup of basmati rice, then I roasted and ground it to use for the dumplings.
ReplyDeleteThank you!