Patrani Macchi Recipe | Fish and Chutney in Banana Leaves | The Bombay Chef - Varun Inamdar

Learn how to make Patrani Macchi yummy & mouth watering recipe by Chef Varun Inamdar
Varun Inamdar brings to your kitchen the best from the whole world & this time its the famous Parsi Food, watch and learn how to make yummy Patrani Macchi only on Get Curried.
Ingredients
1 no (300 gms) boneless fillet of fish
1/2 cup sliced coconut
1 cup coriander leaves
Salt to taste
7-8 nos green chillies
1 tbsp garlic paste
2 tbsp lemon juice
1 tsp sugar
3-4 banana leaves
Water to adjust consistency
Method
- To make the chutney, blend together sliced coconut, coriander leaves, green chillies, garlic paste, sugar,lemon juice and salt mix it together.
- Add water if required & make it into a smooth paste.
- Cut the fish into thin long piece and divide into four pieces.
- Mix the fish with the green masala.
- Cut the banana leaves into little strips, make sure not to use spine of the leaf
- Wash the leaves and make sure the leaves are dry
- Heat the leaves lightly
- Place the marinated fish on the centre of the leaf
- Fold the leaf into an envelope
- In a sauce pan add water and keep a seive over it. Place the fish over the seive
- Steam the fish for 7-8 minutes
Patrani Macchi is ready to be served!
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[@keshminvesuna9495]

I love how he's so happy and excited to do what he does. Well, I'm a parsi, and the recipe is great!! To all those who don't have access to banana leaf, a butter paper can also be used to cover the fish as an alternative. Also the white or black pomfret would be much better instead of basa.

[@allanquinton7329]

InstaBlaster.

[@amitgupta-nn2nt]

Typical unhappy about everything. I don't why you guys always respond so unsatisfied! Reacting like 😭cry baby. Please remember promise done by ancestors whatever "kissa"

[@anujpramanik1819]

@@amitgupta-nn2nt When did they say they're unhappy about everything? Stop projecting your insecurities towards others.

[@keshminvesuna9495]

@@amitgupta-nn2nt First of all before terming someone as "cry baby" open your eyes and read the first 2 lines of my comment. And you better not remind me of the promise done by our ancestors...bec we have been fulfilling that since centuries! And please... you need to improve knowledge of history before commenting about a topic (and grammar).

[@keshminvesuna9495]

@@anujpramanik1819 true that! Thanks for supporting:)

[@daviddiaz1349]

This dish originates with the Koli people of South Gujarat, where the Parsis settled to escape Islamic persecution in what is now Iran.

[@niranjanaich6325]

In Bengal also we have a similar kind of dish we call it paaturi but instead of coriander leaves we use mustard seeds.

[@darshanamudbhatkal5604]

Excellent recipe . Tried and it turned out yummy . Love all your recipes Varun . thnx so much for such wonderful and easy recipes

[@indhuprakash6302]

I love your cooking.....love your presentation of the show as well your dishes.......

[@Nozarks1]

Looks delicious

[@tasneemallana5003]

Well explained chef

[@gajananjoshi2606]

Ur super chef thanx for this no oil recipe make more videos on parsi food

[@tanmaysingh2095]

I love the way you host the show! Amazing and very easy recipe! Thank you 👍🏼

[@getcurried]

Thank you so much! :) & you are welcome! :)

[@singaporejade]

Great recipe. It turned out fantastic. Incidentally we did not have banana leaves (due to lockdown) so we used baking paper and it turned out as well!!!

[@soumyadeepmondal7432]

You are awesome Varun. Your presentation is outstanding. I have tried your tandoori chicken recipe at home with a nonstick pan and your tricks and tips helped me a lot. Thank you the "Bombay Chief" again...

[@eshaniprasad5268]

Super tasty!! It turned out amazing! Thanks Chef 😊

[@chanchalkarmakar8019]

It is a very good presentation of Patrani Machi ( a Parsi Prepn) but I’m requesting Mr Varun for written names of Ingredients stage wise added in some convenient place on the screen. It will obviously avoid some confusion in identifying the right things added . It is just for convenience .

[@sangeeta963]

I was going by memory ..mum used to make it .. Happy to say i was spot on verification bh your recipe..

[@Sriram-mt5ch]

Odisha welcomes you with Macha Patra Poda

[@anika7150]

loved the recipe n techniques u have showed.i have tried ur recipes as well,n they r as good as they seem in ur videos.great cooking!

[@anudeepraju2714]

The dish and your English 👌 awesome

[@maithaabdulla2795]

Yummy I love 💕 it I will definitely try. Thanks 🙏

[@foodlifestylebyjaya7085]

@gercurried delicious recipe always tastes good

[@smartcooking5007]

Wow..nice preparation

[@shernazsiganporia9615]

It tastes best with silver pompfret

[@salmasalma6344]

wow i like easy way awesome thanks chef 👌

[@getcurried]

Thank you :)

[@MsLima82]

We north eastern s roast very small fish in banana leaf with chilly and garlic paste. The smell of banana leaf gives all the flavours in the dish.

[@ben94_]

This is so pretty I love the colors

[@pabloadvocate9789]

Fantastic recipe.

[@Americamuchatlu18]

You’re amazing Varun 🌹

[@getcurried]

Thank You

[@amolbgadkari]

Chef would you like to share video on fish deboning for commonly used Indian fishes?

[@poojaravimane5040]

Aajch tumhi hi recipe colors la Mejwani madhe dhawli i liked it so much........

[@hildaswai2157]

Wow 👌

[@MrTau123]

Eknumber

[@meerad9930]

Very nice thanku

[@shernazsiganporia9615]

Patra ni macchi is best with pomfret

[@hazeldmello5800]

Very good. Thanks

[@ravichristian6364]

nice video

[@netrasawant2756]

I tried it is yummy

[@parneetsandhu3610]

Awesome.. Super delicious.. mouth watering

[@getcurried]

Thank You

[@anjummanekia2699]

Can u also pls share Mutton dhansaak recipe with brown rice

[@shiprajoseph2162]

Voo u r tooo goood yaar

[@nanditashil9411]

In Bengali dishes we use mustard paste instead of this chutney

[@rajkumarkamal4317]

home made steamer lovely dish

[@getcurried]

Thanks! :)

[@noitalien]

lol I saw the patrani macchi on a serie and I thought it was a weird looking tamal, and now I know that the way of cook it is very similar to the tamales mexicanos 😂 seems good btw 👌

[@angelinathedrifter]

Hats off lov it

[@rabtas]

Very useful and easy tips

[@getcurried]

Thanks! :)

[@mehrunnissa8498]

Lovely food 😋

[@nanditashil9411]

In Bengali dishes, we use to call this dish -vetki macher paturi!

[@anamits]

The Bengali version uses a different fish (Bhetki) as well as a different masalas for marinading, thus the final taste is quite different. Btw, there is a Kerala version of this also, for your information...

[@anaasalman]

im in Australia and getting banana leaves in not easy to get. anh substitute? ???

[@LUST4food_cravingss]

silver foil .. tried n succeeded !!

[@sairiks1882]

Butter paper

[@bakulpaigankar]

mumbai cheff pl

[@shehzadkapadia5417]

you miss mint leaves

[@natashasgoodlife7816]

Very true

[@cincalabcd5776]

You need mint too I guess.

[@rimasarkar3569]

It's lil similar to mach vapa(from bengal)

[@anamits]

The fish used and the 'moshla' are both very different, resulting in a different final taste..!

[@eliesalva]

I want to see more video recipes from the bombay chef! :)

[@getcurried]

Thanks for the wonderful comment! :)

[@hyd916]

ME TOO. VERY WELL RESENTED N SPEAKS GOOD ENGLISH. 👍

[@hyd916]

SORRY, I MEANT PRESENTED.

[@devyaniworlikar7431]

Eat it with chapati sir

[@aijaz526]

It is hundred times better you use aluminium foil instead of banana leaves for wraping fish

[@neelakashroy2315]

in bengali we call it bhetki macher paturi

[@anujpramanik1819]

That uses mustard.

[@sunnysonawane2101]

☺️Aapne fish cut karake nahi bataya, aunder kese cook huwa hai wo ...?

[@the_good_citizen]

Can I marinate it for a few hours?

[@IvanaSapphire]

Can you bake it instead?

[@meerad9930]

From where I can get this stimer cooker

[@floey2216]

Can a fillet b substituted by regular pieces with bones, if yes will time vary..?

[@getcurried]

You could use fish with bones, if you wish so. Steam for the same time, as the bones also would hold some relative heat. In case you still have doubts, steam for another 2 minutes.​ ​But remember, the traditional recipe calls for boneless. So inform your guests , in case you serve fish on bone.​

[@floey2216]

+Get Curried thank you

[@pratna21]

Can we use the make shift steamer for momos as well?

[@rahimsethna2832]

Pratna Mathur yes

[@archanabansal3935]

What if I am not ot able to find banana leaf can I use butter paper....pls guide as I am planning to make the recipe in a day or 2 ....🙏🙂

[@getcurried]

No! there no substitute for banana leaf in this recipe.

[@abhijeetsrivastava271]

If I want try this in uttar prasesh, so which type of fish used in this recipe

[@tejasmohite2651]

U can use any type

[@soniadasgupta2693]

is there any substitute for banana leaf?I live in the UK and I am doubtful about its availability here.Another thing how will I know that the fish is fully cooked?I love your recipes and tried a few of them. Thank you😃

[@dibyasreedasgupta5827]

Since this is very similar to Bengali 'Paturi' recipe,i guess u can use gourd leaves (lau pata) instead of banana leaves

[@mysongs4hearts]

अरबी के पत्ते भी इस्तेमाल कर सकती हैं or any other leaf that is not harmful and big enough to wrap the things

[@anujpramanik1819]

Use butter paper.

[@anjummanekia2699]

How do u know when the fish is properly cooked..

[@mish_tee]

Fish takes very little time to cook. In fact about five minutes is enough.

[@UmaUma-us9sp]

We don't get much variety of fish I my place can I use rohu

[@kartikramadorai2529]

No pudina .?

[@roopa7831]

Is it basa fish ?

[@getcurried]

Yes

[@mehulibhattacharjee9295]

Patrani macchi is similar to paturi

[@anamits]

Yes, but the fish used and marinade ingredients are very different, resulting in a different taste!

[@firewalkerfoot9024]

how get the fish from now

[@pankajrana6581]

Mint dalna bhul gye aap

[@sharmistharoychoudhury2465]

Pl try some macher paturi...

[@SaraGhansar]

I'll use this masala and pan fry the fish ! dont have any leaf nor sieve

[@mish_tee]

Use butter paper.

[@Anagha397]

Nice recipie ...But the Chef used the 'Jootha' Spoon ...2:38- 2:50 ...

[@anujpramanik1819]

At no point he's eating from the spoon and even if he is it still doesn't make any difference if he's only making it for himself.

[@meghreji.m.m.meghreji.m.m.1179]

BANANA LEAVES ONLY ?

[@sairiks1882]

U can substitute with butter paper

[@sumitmazumder6900]

Paturi in bengali

[@SFDCWEB]

Most of the patents are don't know english and here you given the recipe in english ...use some common sense

[@anujpramanik1819]

It's an English channel, what do you expect?

[@yashaswinikm6126]

It tastes just like coconut chutney 🙁

[@nafisamasalawala2960]

hindi mein bol ya gujarati mein

[@anamits]

Why should he when it's an English channel? 😡