Wow I didn't know that one can use fish macrels to make Goan Ambotick!! Wow its supper recipes classic results, I'm always happy watching ur post from TANGA Tanzania, excellent excellent chief Ladislaw.
Thank you so much Herman for your wonderful comment. We have made this Ambot Tik with Sardines, you can also make it with Baby Shark (Mori), Leppo & Squids. 🙂
Yes Maria, you can also use this recipe for Bangdas. We have applied salt and kept the Fish aside until we finish the other tasks. This may take 15 to 20 mins. 🙂
Dominic, Thank you so much for your interesting comment. I'm sure you will definitely be able to achieve a great tasting Ambot Tik curry. Do keep me updated on the results 🙂
Nicely explained stepwise. But sir Goans do not add many ingredients u have mentioned. Nd for ambot tikat as it is called in Goa we never add sugar. So pl mention authentic recipes only. 😮
Hi Pratibha, Thank you so much for your comment. By the way I come from the South part of Goa and we do add a little sugar in our Ambot Tik which you are calling Ambot Tikat. There is a slight difference in the way Catholic Goans make curry vs Hindu Goans. I would also like to understand which other ingredients Goans do not add which I have mentioned. I look forward to your reply so I can clear your doubts. 🙂
Bindasol or Kokum is a fruit-bearing plant that grows in the western coastal regions of India. The fruit, also known as Garcinia Indica, is small but packed with flavor and often used as a souring agent in Indian cuisine. It has traditionally been used in Ayurvedic medicine for its numerous therapeutic benefits.
Nazima, I guess you're following the wrong recipe until now to make Ambot Tik. I'm a Goan who lives in Goa & you're definitely not a Goan. So therefore you're not in a position to teach Goans how to cook Goan food 🙂 Just Chill & have a nice day!
Ambot tik is really good all Goans like thanks 👌🙏🙏👍
Raquel, Thank you so much 🙂
Must try recipe thnk u for sharimg
You're welcome Venetia & do check out our latest recipe for Chicken Cutlets just launched today 🙂
Thank you for sharing delicious ambot tik tarli curry.
You're welcome Jacintha 🙂
Thankyou for sharing your recipe of Ambotik I like your recipe very much
You're welcome Veena & thank you so much for your feedback 🙂
Love all your recipes. Mouth watering.
Rita, Thank you so much for your lovely feedback 🙂
Wow I didn't know that one can use fish macrels to make Goan Ambotick!! Wow its supper recipes classic results, I'm always happy watching ur post from TANGA Tanzania, excellent excellent chief Ladislaw.
Thank you so much Herman for your wonderful comment. We have made this Ambot Tik with Sardines, you can also make it with Baby Shark (Mori), Leppo & Squids. 🙂
Tks for sharing.
Looks yummy...
You're welcome Jacintha & thank you so much for your lovely comment 🙂
Thanks for sharing authentic ambot tik recipe. I will use mackarels.
You're welcome Rajini & sure you can use Mackerels or even Leppo or Squids. Let me know how it turns out 🙂
Nice
Thank you so much Joel 🙂
A wonderful and tasty recipe of. Ambotik
Thank you so much Leander 🙂
Sir l like ur all recipes & fish Curry❤🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much Shania 🙂
Looks good n well explained I normally salt my fish for 15 mins. Can dis Also b used for ambottik bangdas
Yes Maria, you can also use this recipe for Bangdas. We have applied salt and kept the Fish aside until we finish the other tasks. This may take 15 to 20 mins. 🙂
Looks so tasty...yum ambot tik recipe sir...👌😋👌
Thank you so much Geet 🙂
I am so glad you posted this recipe. Now, it is my job to achieve your Your Amot-Tik for my satisfaction.
Dominic, Thank you so much for your interesting comment. I'm sure you will definitely be able to achieve a great tasting Ambot Tik curry. Do keep me updated on the results 🙂
Pepper,jeera, lasoon must
Letty, Completely agree with you!
Wow I like to watch your recipes though I don’t do cooking
Renn, thanks for sharing your wonderful feedback, but why don't you cook? 🤔 Just thinking out loud!
That's awesome recipe 👌
Thank you so much Greta 🙂
Thanks Ladi for the recipe ❤
You're welcome Hygina 🙂
Sir . Why clove.& cinnamon stick is used ?
Violet, These are some of the spices that are required for the Ambot Tik paste.🙂
Very well explained
Recipe 👌💯
Lavina, Thank you so much for your lovely comment 🙂
Good Afternoon Ladi,
Looks very delicious, 👍
Thank you so much Jocyleen 🙂
I want your recipe of bottle mango sweet pickle
Veena, we will come out with that recipe soon 🙂
Nicely explained stepwise. But sir Goans do not add many ingredients u have mentioned. Nd for ambot tikat as it is called in Goa we never add sugar.
So pl mention authentic recipes only. 😮
Hi Pratibha, Thank you so much for your comment. By the way I come from the South part of Goa and we do add a little sugar in our Ambot Tik which you are calling Ambot Tikat. There is a slight difference in the way Catholic Goans make curry vs Hindu Goans. I would also like to understand which other ingredients Goans do not add which I have mentioned. I look forward to your reply so I can clear your doubts. 🙂
What is kokum
Bindasol or Kokum is a fruit-bearing plant that grows in the western coastal regions of India. The fruit, also known as Garcinia Indica, is small but packed with flavor and often used as a souring agent in Indian cuisine. It has traditionally been used in Ayurvedic medicine for its numerous therapeutic benefits.
Not necessary to add lavang dalchini. Instead for pork vindaloo these are added.
Letty, but these are added, but you can skip it if you want 🙂
No cloves or pepper no ginger or cinnamon is use for Ambot tick wrong recipe
Nazima, I guess you're following the wrong recipe until now to make Ambot Tik. I'm a Goan who lives in Goa & you're definitely not a Goan. So therefore you're not in a position to teach Goans how to cook Goan food 🙂 Just Chill & have a nice day!