If you can get some large banana leaves to wrap the fish in, do so. They give a subtle and appetizing fragrance and look exotic when the dish is served at the table.
Ingredients
• 1.5 kg
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Medium-size
snapper or jewfish
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• 1
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Medium onion,
chopped
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• 2 cloves
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Garlic
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• 1 teaspoon
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Finely chopped
fresh ginger
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• 3 tablespoons
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Finely chopped
fresh coriander leaves
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• 1 teaspoon
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Salt
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• 2 tablespoons
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Sambal ulek,
optional
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• 2 tablespoons
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tamarind liquid
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• 1 tablespoon
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Oil
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• 1 tablespoon
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Dark soy sauce
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• 1 teaspoon
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Ground turmeric
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Banana leaves or foil for wrapping
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Method
• Wash fish and
dry well with paper towel.
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• Score the flesh
diagonally on each side.
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• Put onion,
garlic, ginger, tamarind liquid, soy sauce, oil, sambal ulek, salt and
turmeric into blender container, cover and blend until smooth.
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• Rub blended
mixture well into the fish on both sides and put remaining mixture inside
body cavity.
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• Put fish on 2
or 3 large pieces of banana leaves in a baking dish, sprinkle with chopped
coriander leaves and fold banana leaves over to enclose the fish.
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• Secure with
bamboo skewers.
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• Bake in a
moderate oven for 35-40 minutes or until fish is cooked.
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• Oven
temperature should be 170oC-190oC.
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• When ready to
serve, the flesh will look milky white and flake easily when tested with a
fork.
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• Replace banana
leaves after testing, lift fish on to a serving plate and open banana leaves
at the table.
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• Serve hot.
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