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<blockquote data-quote="jop" data-source="post: 2606291" data-attributes="member: 53758"><p><strong>Sri Lankan Cutlets</strong></p><p></p><p><strong>Ingredients:</strong></p><p>2 x 170 g flaked light Tuna</p><p>1 small Onion chopped</p><p>1 green Chili chopped</p><p>1 sprig curry leaves (optional)</p><p>1 piece Rampe (Pandamus) (optional)</p><p>1 piece Cinnamon</p><p>1/2 inch Ginger root (crushed)</p><p>4 cloves Garlic (crushed)</p><p>2 tbs Vegetable oil</p><p>Salt, Pepper and Cardamom powder (optional) to taste.</p><p>4 medium Potatoes boiled, skinned and cut into pieces.</p><p></p><p><strong>THE COATING:</strong></p><p>Two Eggs (beaten)</p><p>Toasted bread crumbs (grounded)</p><p>Oil for deep frying</p><p></p><p><strong>Directions:</strong></p><p>- Drain the two cans of tuna.</p><p>- Heat the oil in a skillet (frying pan).</p><p>- Add crushed ginger and garlic, stir, add onions, green chili, curry leaves, Rampe and cinnamon.</p><p>- Cook until the onions are tender light brown.</p><p>- Add drained tuna, stir all together.</p><p>- Allow to cook for a few minutes.</p><p>- Add the drained tuna liquid.</p><p>- Stir and allow to cook until the liquid is dry.</p><p>- Add salt, pepper and cardamom powder.</p><p>- Stir until well mixed.</p><p>- Turn off heat.</p><p>- Add potatoes and mix well.</p><p>- Seperate the mix and shape in to small (2 inch diameter) balls or thick discs.</p><p>- Coat the balls with beaten egg and then with the toasted bread crumbs.</p><p>- Deep fry in hot oil until light brown.</p><p>- Cutlets (made in to thick disc shapes) are great with rice & curry.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jop, post: 2606291, member: 53758"] [B]Sri Lankan Cutlets[/B] [B]Ingredients:[/B] 2 x 170 g flaked light Tuna 1 small Onion chopped 1 green Chili chopped 1 sprig curry leaves (optional) 1 piece Rampe (Pandamus) (optional) 1 piece Cinnamon 1/2 inch Ginger root (crushed) 4 cloves Garlic (crushed) 2 tbs Vegetable oil Salt, Pepper and Cardamom powder (optional) to taste. 4 medium Potatoes boiled, skinned and cut into pieces. [B]THE COATING:[/B] Two Eggs (beaten) Toasted bread crumbs (grounded) Oil for deep frying [B]Directions:[/B] - Drain the two cans of tuna. - Heat the oil in a skillet (frying pan). - Add crushed ginger and garlic, stir, add onions, green chili, curry leaves, Rampe and cinnamon. - Cook until the onions are tender light brown. - Add drained tuna, stir all together. - Allow to cook for a few minutes. - Add the drained tuna liquid. - Stir and allow to cook until the liquid is dry. - Add salt, pepper and cardamom powder. - Stir until well mixed. - Turn off heat. - Add potatoes and mix well. - Seperate the mix and shape in to small (2 inch diameter) balls or thick discs. - Coat the balls with beaten egg and then with the toasted bread crumbs. - Deep fry in hot oil until light brown. - Cutlets (made in to thick disc shapes) are great with rice & curry. [/QUOTE]
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