Quick fix: Soy marinated fish on bamboo skewers with creamed spring onions

March 01, 2012 07:09 pm | Updated 07:09 pm IST - Madurai

Soy marinated fish on bamboo skewers with creamed spring onions Photo: Special Arrangement

Soy marinated fish on bamboo skewers with creamed spring onions Photo: Special Arrangement

Ingredients:

Fish: 250 gm

Lemon juice and white wine: 100 ml each

Soy sauce: 50 ml

Sugar: One Tsp

Shallots and garlic cloves: 200 gm each

Fresh ginger root paste: 300 gm

Butter: 100 gm

Cornstarch: 200 ml as needed

Scallions: 15

Fresh cream (cooking): 200 ml

Salt and Pepper: To taste

Method:

Cube the fish into three-quarters inch pieces and place on bamboo skewers. Put the lemon juice, soy sauce, wine, sugar, shallots, garlic and ginger in a blender and run for two minutes. Marinade the skewers in this sauce for 12 hours.

Let the marinade drip off and grill or pan fry the skewers until medium. Boil the rest of the marinade, whip in butter and add cornstarch to thicken the sauce. Slice the scallions and steam with a touch of water and butter, strain and add fresh cream. Season with salt and pepper. Serve fish and sauce with salad or rice. Top with fried potato straws.

Chef Ali Hussain specialises in Continental cuisine. Four years old in the industry now, he started his career as Commi-3 in Hotel Fortune Pandiyan, Madurai, before shifting to Chennai-based Ambika Empire, as Commi-2. From there he moved on to JW Marriott, Mumbai, as Commi-1 and now he is working as Demi Chef De Parte Hotel JC Residency, Madurai.

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