Earlier, I had posted Sweet Fragrant Rosemary Salmon and I used orange juice for the gravy. Surprisingly it was very delish. My kids complained that they couldn't really see the gravy as it had all dried up. I still remember I used 3 oranges for the juice as the oranges were quite small.
So, this time I use orange juice for fish fillet as my girls have been pestering me to cook fish with orange juice gravy and they specifically requested for more gravy! Instead of using salmon, I used treadfin fillet (ikan kurau). Coincidentally, I spotted this recipe from YumYum 44, page 9!
Look at the gravy! Tempting isn't it? It was all gone in seconds! If you prefer lesser gravy or a more crystallized gravy, reduce the orange juice and simmer the gravy until it's almost dried or crystallized, just as I did it in my previous post on Sweet Fragrant Rosemary Salmon.
Recipe sourced from YumYum 44, page 9.
Ingredients :
- 2 pieces of ikan kurau fillet (marinated with salt)
- few slices of ginger
- 2 oranges (take the juice and the pulp)
- 1/2 lemon juice
- 1 tbsp shredded lemon rind
- oil for frying
Seasonings : (to taste)
- salt
- 2 tbsp sugar
Method :
1) Heat oil in a wok and deep fry fish until golden brown on both sides. Dish up and set aside.
2) Leave 1 tbsp of oil in the wok. Saute ginger until fragrant.
3) Then add in orange juice, lemon juice, seasonings and bring to boil.
4) Lower the heat and add in the fried fish and shredded lemon rind.
5) Simmer for 10 minutes or until the gravy is thickened or crystallized, depending on your preference.
6) Serve with steamed rice.
The tangy sweet sourish gravy is very appetizing and yummy :)
Do adjust the flavour and thickness of the gravy according to your taste.
Most kids love this gravy. Do give this a try :)
I'm also linking this post to Little Thumbs Up organised by Zoe of Bake for Happy Kids and Doreen of My Little Favourite DIY and hosted by Alvin of Chef and Sommelier.
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Ivy, it is near lunch time and your fish make me hungry liao! Good lah, I got a few oranges in the fridge. I can try this weekend!
ReplyDeletePhong Hong, quick, go and grab your lunch! Can substitute it with chicken and then your lemon or orange chicken is ready for you :)
DeleteIvy, this is so delicious. i think only with the gravy can eat a big bowl rice.
ReplyDeleteXing Hui, yes, the gravy itself is already so appetizing. Good for kids who have low appetite :)
DeleteIvy, Looks very appetising. I just bought some oranges. Maybe I 'll try it out this weekend.
ReplyDeleteYes, Doris. very appetizing. My girls asked me to cook again. I will substitute it with chicken. I think will be nice to :)
DeleteHI Ivy, What a mouthwatering post! The gravy is making me drool ! I've got to try this sedaplicious recipe ASAP. I think I have to cook more rice too coz my boys love dishes full with gravy! ;)
ReplyDeleteHi Kit, yes, the gravy itself is already sedaplicious and most kids love this type of tangy sweet sourish gravy.
DeleteIvy , this looks so yummy , I'll try it first with fish and the next with the chicken and a big pot of rice . Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteHi Nee, next week I am trying it with chicken too :)
DeleteI just made chicken with orange gravy last night and it didn't look nearly as good as yours, Ivy. My gravy was kind of watery. Perhaps I need to simmer it longer next time. I'll try your way next!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing...
Hi Louise, yes, simmer it longer in order to crystallize the grave or add more sugar if the sauce is too sour.
DeleteHi Ivy,
ReplyDeleteLooks delish! My kids would love this type of dish, especially my son, he loves gravies just like the big kid, my hubby!
Thank you for sharing with CYB!
Joyce, the gravy itself is indeed very delish. Glad that you all like it :)
DeleteHi Ivy! Using fruits in such recipes adds a sweet touch and balances the savoury dishes. I like this dish! :D
ReplyDeleteHi Alvin, glad that you like it too :)
DeleteHi Ivy,
ReplyDeleteFish cooked in orange juice... the thought of this tangy dish got me salivating :p
Zoe
Hi Zoe, in fact we prefer the gravy to the fish, hahaha... :)
DeleteIts so inviting. The oranges are a good substitute to the usual of lemon juice. The crispy fried fish with the sauce is very uplifting.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nava and have a great weekend with your loved ones :)
ReplyDeleteI remember I cooked pork chop in orange juice. Next time I'll definitely try with fish... looks very yummy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ann. Have a great weekend :)
DeleteI would love to try out this recipe one of these day.
ReplyDeleteThanks Edith :)
DeleteMy family will certainly enjoy this dish..... haven't tried making sauce with orange juice before.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure my family will enjoy this dish. Haven't tried making sauce with orange juice before. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome, Cheah :)
DeleteHi Ivy,
ReplyDeleteFish in orange gravy/sauce...sound so appetitzing!!!
My kids will love this very much.
Thank fur sharing this to LTU:)
mui
Hi Mui Mui, cook this for your kids. They will love it, just like my girls too :)
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