Friday, July 18, 2014

Fresh Fish Gravy With Fruity Rice

Fresh Fish Gravy With Fruity Rice

fresh fish gravy served with rice and sweet fruits
Fresh fish gravy is one of those healthy tasty dishes that I can serve and even eat daily without complain. It is fast and easy to cook,  looks so appetizing and rich when served.
For the kids who complain whenever there is pepper in food, I warned them earlier , that this dish is for adults because, I cannot afford to cook or eat fresh fish without enough fresh pepper.

The warning failed to get them deterred. With sounds of heavy breathing in and out through their mouths, they quietly devoured this peppery fish, Quietly, I mean.  They knew I wasn't begging anyone to eat, so, they behaved and even confessed that they enjoyed the pepper. Lol!
how to cook fresh fish gravy
**catfish is very slimy and difficult to handle, always wash with salted warm water before use.**
fresh cat fish gravy
cooking cat fish gravy
 Ingredients For Fresh Fish Gravy:
  • Fresh cat fish, croaker or any fresh fish of your choice. 1 large fish
  • spring onion 2
  • roughly ground or chopped fresh pepper 3
  • flour 2 dessert spoons or thickener
  • seasoning 2 cubes
  • chopped cabbage 1/2 cup
  • chopped tatashe 1 large 
  • salt to taste
  • green pepper 1(optional)

pineapple served as a side
hot dish of fish gravy with boiled rice and ripe fruits
pineapples, oranges, watermelon,or paw paw can be served with rice and fish sauce 
fresh fish head with rice
 Cooking Procedure:
For those who know how to cook fresh fish pepper soup, you can  follow that method, but remember to thicken a little with flour.

  1. microwave fish in salted water ( For very big fishes, to enable them cook right inside too) For smaller fish, you can skip microwaving and just cook the fish in in a pot with salted water before adding in your gravy
  2. For the fish gravy, saute' the chopped white part of spring onion, chopped cabbage, chopped or ground red pepper and seasoning. Add a little flour, stir, check for salt before pouring into the salted microwaved or boiled fresh fish.
  3. Simmer for about 8 to 10 minutes, or as long as you want the gravy to seep into the fresh fish."cook in a deep pot so that the fish sinks inside and gets covered by the sauce, Check again for salt, taste  and thickness before turning off the heat.
  4. Serve with boiled or curried rice, boiled yam or boiled unripe plantain.

hot fresh fish sauce 
I am really truly sorry about using this fry pan. I completely forgot. It won't happen again by God's SPECIAL grace.
Enjoy!

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