Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Baked Fish with Soy Dipping Sauce

Lately, been craving for fish. I loved the baked pomfret fish I made a few weeks back, and decided to have more. It's slightly different, especially the dipping sauce I made. It is very delicious and I bet you would really love it!

I would suggest to get medium sized fish for this, and the ikan kembung (Indian Mackerel) is perfect for this!

:: Baked Fish with Soy Dipping Sauce ::


5 Indian Mackerel (Ikan Kembung)
1 small lemongras, thinly sliced
10 thinly sliced lemon pieces
5 Daun Limau Purut (Kaffir Lime Leaves)
3 shallots, thinly sliced
1 teaspoon turmeric powder
1 tablespoon olive oil
Aluminium foil, enough to cover fish while baking

:: Soy Dipping Sauce ::
3 tablespoon kicap lemak manis (dark sweet soy sauce)
1 shallot, thinly sliced
1/4 large tomato, chopped
3 cili padi (Bird's eye chili), chopped
1 tablespoon lime juice

Preheat your oven (medium heat). Wash and trim fish. Rub oil and cover the fishes with turmeric powder, including the inside parts. Stuff the inside of the fish with some lemongrass, lime leaves and shallots.

On the aluminium foil, arrange some lemon slices and arrange fish on it. Add a few more lemon slices on top of the fish and seal the aluminium foil. You may want to leave a small hole on top to let off some stream.

Bake for 15-20 minutes or until the fish is cooked. Serve with dipping sauce.

To make the dipping sauce, combine all ingredients in a dipping sauce bowl.

Note:
Try it with your favourite fish.
You can add a small cut of banana leaf on the aluminium foil to give it more taste.

11 comments:

Lyndsey said...

What a beautiful fish dish. I like all the flavors. I would love to try baking whole fish, I'm not sure my daughter would eat it that way!

MyF said...

Lyndsey,
Thanks for your comments. Try adding flavours that your daughter may like, or compliment the fish with her favourite dipping sauce :-) Have a good day!

theresa said...

I love baked fish and so are my family. Thank you very much for sharing this recipe which I will be trying this weekend. By the way I like most of your recipes and have tried some which are very nice.

JC said...

Looks very tempting..gonna get me some fish...thanks for sharing

JC said...

Looks very tempting..gonna get me some fish...thanks for sharing

Food For Tots said...

I love baked fish too. Sometimes, I used parchment paper. Never thought of adding banana leaf in the parcel. What a brilliant idea! Your baked fish looks really very appetizing!

Yasmeen said...

I love the lemony stuffing,beautiful platter of fish :D

Chetana said...

Hey thr, first time to ur yummy blog...u hv quiet a delicious spread across dis page...loved dis fish recipe.
Will be bk for more.
Cheers, Chetana
www.myrecipegalore.blogspot.com

Magic of Spice said...

Love fish dishes...This is great!

Smoky Wok (formerly Tastes of Home) said...

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MH said...

Hi Smoky Wok,

Thank you so much for the notice, I have taken actions necessary. These thiefs cannot be tolerated!
Ah well, copying is a form of flattery.... :-P But must be done rightfully!