Heres the Xitt Codi recipe, we will also explore various options while preparing the Goan Fish Curry!
Goan Fish Curry Masala Ingredients:
6 Kashmiri Chillies
1/2 Scraped Coconut
A Small Piece of Ginger
3 Flakes Garlic
5 - 6 Pepper Corns
1 Tea spoon Corriander seeds
A Pinch of Methi Seeds
Small ball of Tamarind if a raw Mango is used
1/2 Tea spoon Haldi Powder
1/2 Tea spoon Jeera
1 Green Chilly
Salt

Goan Fish Curry Main Ingredients:
1 Decent Sized Pomfret (You can also add Kingfish or Halwa)
1 Raw Mango
Slice, clean and salt the fish and keep the fish aside.

Procedure:
Grind the masala ingredients mentioned above, in a mixer with a little water.

Add it in your cooking dish and add some more water, now there are two optional things depending on how rich and heavy you want your Xitt codi. The first one is you can bagaar some chopped onions before you add the masala to it.

Instead of adding water you can add coconut milk to make it rich, but we made this fish curry by adding water, to make it thick enough as per choice. You can then add some salt and slit the green chilly, remove seeds as per spice requirement.

Once the entire mixture reaches a boil you can add the fish to the curry

Along with the fish add the cut pieces of raw mango, to give it that nice tangy flavor that it has. I personally like to eat the cooked pieces of mango, the sour taste of it, my mouths watering as I write this :)

Cook till the fish becomes edible, this is a relatively easy dish to cook and is not as time consuming as some of them. Bon Appétit, until the next Goan Recipe!





6 comments:
This is absolutely brilliant. This receipe is the best illustration I have seen. Thanks a million
I have been following this blog a long time, and being a Goan myself living in hyderabad, I've tried recipes you've publish for the last 2-3 months. First and foremost, 99% of the time, the recipes you have given have worked wonders in my kitchen. The other 1% being silly mistakes on my part. I'm a guy who hardly cooks so I assume that's ok. :)
Secondly, I love the site's new look.. and please continue to add all your authentic recipes. I've enjoyed everything I have tried my hands on. Has helped me miss home a little lesser now :-)
Viva Goa! Love to all your readers!
Cheers,
Leon.
Viva de Goa...
Excellent presentation. I like the simple narrative and illustrated directions of cooking.
Do you also have the version of fish curry when masala is ground to a paste using toddy / goan vinegar? I am looking for the traditional recipe.
Dear Clyde,I see corriender seeds in the pic...could you pls advise how many teaspoons of corriender seeds you used.
thanks
@ Leon
glad to know that you are having a blast in the kitchen :) Thank you for taking the time to post your response here... VIVA GOA!!!
@ Soul Images
if you want to use goan vinegar you can use it in this recipe and then don't add the tamarind ball..
@ Anonymous...
Thanks for spotting that .... you need to use 1 Teasoon of Corriander seeds for this recipe, im gonna add that to the ingredients now
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