Fish Recipes

Discover delicious fish dishes from across India.

Shorshe Ilish (Hilsa in Mustard Gravy)

West Bengal

The quintessential Bengali delicacy, Hilsa fish cooked in a pungent and flavorful mustard gravy.

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Chettinad Fish Fry

Tamil Nadu

A spicy and aromatic fish fry from the Chettinad region, using a fresh, robust blend of spices.

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Kerala Fish Curry (Meen Curry)

Kerala

A tangy and spicy fish curry from Kerala, cooked in a terracotta pot (manchatti) with coconut milk and kudampuli (fish tamarind).

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Goan Fish Curry

Goa

A tangy and creamy fish curry from the coastal paradise of Goa, made with a coconut and spice paste.

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Chepala Pulusu (Fish Curry)

Telangana

A tangy and spicy fish curry, a staple in Telangana households.

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Telangana Fish Fry

Telangana

Crispy and spicy fried fish with local Telangana spices.

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Royyala Vepudu (Prawn Fry)

Andhra Pradesh

A spicy and tangy prawn fry, perfect as a starter or side dish.

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Chepala Vepudu

Andhra Pradesh

A crispy fish fry made with a spicy marinade.

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Fish in Tamarind Gravy

Andhra Pradesh

A classic Andhra fish curry with a tangy tamarind base.

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Tawa Fish Masala

Madhya Pradesh

Fish fillets marinated and cooked on a flat griddle (tawa).

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Fish Korma

Madhya Pradesh

A mild and creamy fish curry.

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Fish Tikka

Uttar Pradesh

Cubes of fish marinated in yogurt and spices, grilled in a tandoor.

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Mustard Fish Curry

Uttar Pradesh

A pungent fish curry made with a mustard seed paste.

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Maach Bharta (Fish Mash)

Bihar

A spicy mash made from boiled or smoked fish, onions, chilies, and mustard oil.

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Fish in Mustard Curry

Bihar

The Bihari version of the popular mustard fish curry.

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Fish with Bamboo Shoot

Jharkhand

Fish curry flavored with the unique taste of bamboo shoots.

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Tribal Fish Curry

Jharkhand

A simple, rustic fish curry using locally available herbs and spices.

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