Indian style baked sea bass - I got this idea when I was watching some English food show in which fish was baked with breadcrumbs in aluminium foil. So I thought of baking the fish with Indian spices in aluminium foil. The fish was so moist and juicy after baking, you will really like it. You can add your own ingredients in this. In this you can use ordinary onion also and while adding mustard seeds, you can add dry chillies and curry leaves and even other ingredients.
I have used sea bass in this recipe. You can use pomfret or any fish you like. I have layered the fish with sliced tomatoes, you can put lemon slices also, which gives a good sour taste. You can even do this for party food by making small parcels with aluminium foil for each portion of fish. If the number of people are more obviously its more work - so plan accordingly. I have marinated the fish, then fried, then wraped it in aluminium foil with onion masala. The fish was moist and delicious. You can use boneless fish if you want.
If you see the pictures you can see 2 fish pieces (whole) - one is small and other is big. I have used 2 fish for my family. You can slice the fish or use boneless fish to make meen pollichathu. Make small parcels with banana leaves or aluminium foil for each piece/slice of fish. This recipe will be good for parties.
For marinade
For masala or sauce
There are 3 stages involved.
a. Frying the fish
b. Making the masala/sauce
c. Wrapping the fish
a. Frying the fish
b. Making the masala/sauce
c. Wrapping the fish in aluminium foil