Friday, August 19, 2011

Tuna kabab

There was a time when I used to hate tuna..One of my cousin was in the US and she got us the cans...The fish was preserved in oil and we did not drain the oil before eating...That was the worst thing I have ever had..So tuna was a big no no for me...When we were in Malaysia 2 years back , one of Mohit's bua came to visit us....She made these kababs and I instantly fell in love with them...


They were "melt in the mouth " treats....So juicy and flavorful...The trick was to drain the oil and run the tuna under water, in a strainer off course... These kababs  have become a favorite in my house since then...Thanks Kamlesh bua for this amazing recipe....

All you need is ( serves 2-3 people )

Tuna-1 small can ( buy the tuna preserved in water. Drain the excess water before using the fish.If the fish is stored in oil, rinse it under running water and drain the excess water )
Onion-1\2(finely chopped)
Egg-1
Bread slice-1
Boiled Potato-1(grated)
Green Chili-2(finely chopped)
Fresh Coriander-3 tbsp(chopped)
Salt
Chaat Masala-1\2 tsp
Ginger-1 inch piece(grated)
Oil for frying



Method of preparation

Mix all the ingredients in a bowl
Make small balls
Shallow fry these balls from both the sides
Serve hot with coriander chutney
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18 comments:

  1. long line of kabab can make everybody hungry. yummy nicely presented

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  2. This is simply divine sis, my husband will love me more if I make this for him. I will make this this and get back to you soon.

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  3. looks very yummy..never thought of making cutlet with tuna...lovely presentation...mouthwatering...

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  4. Love your presentation, lovely recipe...

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  5. lovely kebabs Neha...truly a winning recipe.....thanks a lot for sending it to the event.
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  6. Those crispy kebabs are making me hungry..Yummy..Never tried with tuna. Must be real good.

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  7. lovely kababs...so tempting...drooling here

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  8. Lovely crispy kabab..drooling

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  9. OMG, love the presentation! May I have some please?? Hahaha!

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  10. I love tuna a lot. These kebabs look crunchy and yum

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  11. These are absolutely gorgeous.. i love tuna too..


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  12. this one looks so mouth-watering...can't wait to try it.

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  13. Neatly stacked...& nice presentation!!!
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  14. We Italians love kebabs, we have kebab stands everywhere...but I would never have imagined a tuna kebab. When I go back to Sicily I'm going to tell our kebab place to make them, there is so much tuna in Sicily. Thank you for the follow, I'm following you right back. My family and I lived in New Delhi for 5 years (and 4 in Bangladesh) so we love Asian food. I will tell my daughter (hungrycaramella.blogspot.com) to follow you too. She's half Japanese because my husband is Japanese. She was only 5 when we went to India so she even learned some Hindi, she watched Amitab Bhachan and sang along with him, but mostly she loves Indian food, the spicier the better, so she will definitely like you!

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  15. Neha,I've visited this blog(reading ur comment).Luv ur recipes.mmmm looks delicious too.

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  16. Neha these kebabs look flavourful and delicious

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  17. Mmmm, this's delicious! I make canned tuna cutlets and it's a huge hit with my kids or guests. Loved how you stacked the kebabs, looks so tempting!

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  18. Thanks for dropping by at my blog space Neha!! You too have some lip smacking recipes!! Worth a try!! Happy to follow you as well!!

    Rohini

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