Topshe Fry

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We cannot imagine a traditional Bengali Wedding without the “Aiburobhat” Ceremony (a family gathering on the morning of the wedding) where this quintessential menu has to be on the plate. Usually, whole Topshe Maach is fried after coating with a batter of Besan (Gram Flour) and spices. Little Rice Flour is added to make the outer crust crunchy. Topshe is a fish with soft bone, it is fried whole inclusive of the bones while making the fry.
Topshe Fry
#thc
#thcweek9
We cannot imagine a traditional Bengali Wedding without the “Aiburobhat” Ceremony (a family gathering on the morning of the wedding) where this quintessential menu has to be on the plate. Usually, whole Topshe Maach is fried after coating with a batter of Besan (Gram Flour) and spices. Little Rice Flour is added to make the outer crust crunchy. Topshe is a fish with soft bone, it is fried whole inclusive of the bones while making the fry.
Steps
- 1
Wash and clean the fishes
- 2
Marinate with salt, lemon juice, ginger garlic paste, chilli paste for 10 minutes
- 3
Make a batter of medium consistency with besan, rice flour, turmeric powder, red chilli powder, salt
- 4
Take a flat frying pan and heat vegetable oil for deep frying. Coat one by one the fish with the batter and deep fry. Drain the oil in a tissue paper and enjoy with salad.
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