Grilled Fish

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Hello, I am sharing  easy recipe of Grilled fish. Its restaurant style easy and made it home recipe. 


Ingredients - 
  1. Boneless basa fish - 4 Pieces
  2. Pepper powder - 1 Tbsp
  3. Maida - 1.5 Tbsp
  4. Grated Onion - 2 Tbsp
  5. Grated garlic - 1 Tbsp
  6. Lemon juice - 1 Lemon
  7. Olive oil - 3 Tbsp
  8. Butter - 1.5 Tbsp
  9. Chopped coriander leaves - few 
  10. Lettuce leaves - Few
  11. Salt - As per taste

Recipe - 

  1. Take boneless bass fish in plate
  2. Sprinkle some salt and pepper powder
  3. Rub on fish
  4. Flip to other side
  5. Again sprinkle salt and pepper and rub nicely
  6. Rest for 5 mins
  7. Spread 1.5 tbsp of maida on plate
  8. lightly coat the marinated fish in maida from all sides
  9. Now heat a grilled pan on low flame
  10. add 3 tbsp of olive oil
  11. add 2 tbsp of grated onion and 1 tbsp of grated garlic
  12. Saute on low flame till light golden colour
  13. Take out half onion and garlic from pan
  14.  Now place fish pieces and saute for 2 mins
  15. and flip to there side and saute for 2 mins
  16. Add 1 lemon juice and a dash of water
  17. and add 1.5 tbsp of butter and melt
  18. now sprinkle some salt and pepper powder and chopped coriander leaves
  19. and let it sauté for 2 more mins
  20. now again coat the fish in butter lemon juice in pan
  21. It is ready for plating
  22. take a serving plate and place some lettuce leaves
  23. Place grilled fish and pour some juice from pan
  24. Garnish with lemon wedge and coriander leaves
Till i am back with yet another yummilicious recipe enjoy with your loved one.

Bye Bye yummy mummies!!

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