Tuna Fish Subzi - Indian Fish Recipe

[drunkenp0t]

make sure u eat that with rice

rice=best

[hitokiri657]

Indian woman are beautiful... where can i get one if I'm hispanic ? ? -_-

[Limelights1]

You don't make much fish dishes, do you?

:)

[TheRealtalk617]

yall sexy

[MartinT916]

wow all i ever ate tuna with was Mayonnaise and chips 

[choma64]

This has to be the absolute best desi tuna recipe ever. We tried it once and ever since it has become at least a twice a week thing at my house. My daughter loves it, makes tacos with this recipe, adding sliced red onions, cilantro, and lettuce etc.

Out of all your recipes that we have tried this has been the best!

We've even adapted it to use fresh tilapia (small pieces) and it tastes fantastic!

[ShowMeTheCurry]

@choma64

Thanks so much for the feedback!

[barodacyril]

hi tips!

1) guys who are not familiar with tandoori masala can use fish masala instead which is easily available 2) along with the dry powdered spices one can add 1/8 tbps roasted ground fenugreek seeds to gives a different punch to the dish.

3) curryleaves can be used while the cilantro is minused in which case

4) onions can be replaced by chopped shallots for a twist in the taste :)

[ShowMeTheCurry]

@barodacyril

The variation sounds wonderful...thanks!

[barodacyril]

hi a tip!

1) guys who are not familiar with tandoori masala can use fish masala instead which is easily available 2) along with the dry powdered spices one can add 1/8 tbps roasted ground fenugreek seeds to gives a different punch to the dish.

3) curryleaves can be used while the cilantro is minused in which case

4) onions can be replaced by chopped shallots for a twist in the taste :)

[paryash81]

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[bloodydjehuty]

I've been looking for something to do with tuna, and this is most awesome, keep up with the good food. 

[bluestreetcar]

Cannot wait to try this one:D

Thanks

[okadda333]

If I don't find TUNA in water, what can I do? because I have never heard about tuna canned in water, in my country is only in oil. Thank you very much!

[ShowMeTheCurry]

@okadda333 : The Tuna in Oil will have a very different taste. We suggest, you get fresh Tuna and use it if you have an option.

[smilemerry]

@okadda333 This is a childhood favorite my mom used to make it all the time:) And we used get the ones in oil too...mom used to wash it in a strainer and to get back the taste she would add extra black pepper....Oh I miss my mommy :) ....

[okadda333]

If I don't find TUNA in water, what can I do? Thank you!

[ppincredible00]

oh im so hungry

[hogwash2nd]

Jesus Christ! How much salt went in there?! There's already loads in the Tuna!!!

[RiouInsuiko]

Is this ok without silantro? I'm allergic to silantro, so for me, it tastes like soap. (Literally) I'm just wondering if it's a big part of the overall "flavor."

[HeyyHuda]

im gonna try this recipe for my hubby

hehe you guys are my secret weapons!! i love busting out new dishes for him to try

thank you :)

[Smileyfacedkiller]

man, that is a lot of work. This is why I get so discouraged with cooking. There are so many freaking ingredients to work with. I don't even know how to mince.

[ShowMeTheCurry]

@Smileyfacedkiller

Practice makes perfect :)

[geodavis555]

Respond to this video...

[p4kiprincess]

you guys added more oil didnt u?

[LOLMAN22]

I like this channel!

[Fiamorso]

What is the difference between tandoori masala and regular garam masala?

[ShowMeTheCurry]

They are both a combination or different spices. The Tandoori Masala is used more in dishes that need to be barbequed and Garam Masala is used in dishes and spices up the food. Garam Masala is used more than Tandoori Masala.

Hope that helps!

[toobsies]

wow! I JUST tried this recipe and followed it except insstead of canned tuna i used fresh trout! it was absolutely amazing!

thankyou for the recipe!

[impendingrapture]

How yummy and fast!! A great new way to use canned tuna1

[timbits2]

As usual - great recipe - very well presented - I love you guys.

I think I will set up a special contribution fund so you can buy some microphones :-)

[ShowMeTheCurry]

:-)

[gurlsteady]

yummy....gonna try this!

[billybuck45]

Love your recipes, but you need to do something about on the audio, frying the onion and comments about  blow my speakers out. Most of the other videos I've viewed are low volume and sound like you're in metal box

[animerox98]

thanks for the recipe! I actually don't have anything in my fridge at this moment :)

But just one question... Where can you get the spices that you used in this video??

[ShowMeTheCurry]

Indian stores carry all of those. If you don't have one close to you, try a organic/natural foods store, you'll find most of them there.

[ishikababe86]

asda should have them if you dont have a asian food store close by. actually most supermarket have the eastend spices. ask sum1 in store

[Blanca85]

I made this yesterday for dinner and spread it on a sandwhich. Even before trying it I knew it was gonna be good but this is beyond brilliant. Sooo yummy. Best sandwich filler ever. Thanks ladies!

[ShowMeTheCurry]

:)

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[rudedogii]

I know most of the spices you youse but where do you find the "Masalla"?

Forgive my spelling, can it be found in an Asian market?

[pratigyabalaji]

that's tandoori masala n u can find it in any Indian market

[ilikethewok]

This looks delicious!! Thx for posting.

[sabrinacoolest]

thanks girls. added to my cooking playlist like most of ur recipies lol

[jingabobo]

Hey not to mention..you can stuff this into tacos!! =D

[ShowMeTheCurry]

Yum! Great idea, same line of thought, how about in enchiladas or nachos...

Endless possibilities:)

[rudedogii]

Tacos! That sounds great! I may try that!

[98382789]

uh oh...coriander was spelt wrong :) not to be nit picky or anything haha...but great recipe as usual!

[ShowMeTheCurry]

oops!

:(

[98382789]

oh schmatever, the best of us could never spell anyways ;) it doesn't take away from the fact that I actually cooked this for myself tonight, and it tasted fabulous :)

unfortunately, I could only fathom tuna in oil, but nevertheless, it was intensely flavourful...so props once again :)

[rajdeepjatt]

Hey guys,

Thanks for this new recipe; I can make other kinds of tuna dishes...

And ya, I also started cooking different desi dishes watching you guys.

[robin123robin]

Hey Hetal & Anuja,

first thanks a lot for posting gr8 recipies.

Its really appreaciated, especially your healthy ways of coocking. Im a fish lover, so could you please upload some more fish recipies, desi style: )

thanks