I am a big fan of the
serial 'Balika Badhu'. Except during the time of my working in IBM in
Bangalore, I always watched the serial sharp at 8 o'clock without miss from the
day it started to be on air. Now when I am in US, I still am hooked on to the
serial with the same zeal and enthusiasm. The recent entry of 'Siddharth
Shukla' to replace Jagya in Anandi's life has incited my interest further in
the upcoming episodes. I am impressed with the fact that our serials have
matured in terms of showing the heroines move ahead with their lives leaving
the past behind.
For all those women who
have suffered the pain of being jilted by their husbands or boyfriends for
another woman, let me tell you it's better that God has given you a second
chance to make something good out of your life and find someone better than
wasting your precious life with a wicked selfish creature. I myself have gone
through a similar experience in my life, but on hindsight I feel happy and
thank God that it happened because that gave me a chance to find someone so
honest and loving like my husband. No one else would have been a better life
partner for me other than him.
Back to the recipe, the
following dish can be prepared using any fish that has fewer bones, like
Tilapia and Bhetki. I have cooked the dish previously with Bhetki but since I
didn't find Bhetki fish available in US, I tried it with Salmon.
Ingredients: Cooking time: 30-40 minutes
ü 4 fillets of Salmon fish
ü 400 gm spinach (chopped)
ü 1 cup white sauce
ü 2/3 cup mozzarella cheese or more as per
your craving
ü 4 cloves of garlic (chopped)
ü 2-3 tbsp of yellow mustard seeds (ground
into powder)
ü Salt to taste
ü Lemon juice as per need
ü 1 tsp ajwain
ü Black pepper powder as per taste
ü 1 tsp paprika
ü Butter or white oil for cooking
Method:
1) Marinate the Salmon
fish with lemon juice, salt, black pepper powder and mustard powder.
Refrigerate for an hour.
2) Shallow fry the Salmon
fishes on both sides. Keep aside.
3) Heat butter or white
oil in a skillet. Add garlic and ajwain into piping hot oil. When garlic
begins to brown, add spinach. Stir cook for 2 minutes till spinach is cooked.
Add salt and 3/4 cup white sauce. Mix in. Turn the heat off.
4) Now in an oven proof
dish, arrange a bed of spinach mixture. Place the fried fish fillets on the
bed. Spoon the remaining white sauce around the fishes.
6) Pre-heat the oven at
200° C or 390° F. Bake the fishes for 5-7 minutes till mozzarella melts.
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