Tandoori fish

Tandoori Fish

There are just a couple of seafood dishes that my husband is okay with,one of them being "Tandoori fish". He's a little particular that the dish doesn't "smell fishy" (?) so I need to buy fish which aren't too oily(that also unfortunately means less omega-3 in it) and also choose methods that doesn't make the dish smell fishy (fish curry is a strict "no-no"). Here's a list of fish that are HIGH in Omega-3's:
Bass(striped); Herring; Mackerel, Oysters(Pacific); Sablefish(also called black cod);Salmon; Trout(freshwater);Tuna.
The tandoori masala and the marination seem to camouflage the smell and the result is very tasty too!!You can pick up tandoori masala at any Indian store and if you are a little wary of the 'red color' you could opt for the organic version(with no added colors) or make it from scratch with garam masala, ginger-garlic paste,paprika, pepper powder and salt ( I'm not familiar with the actual proportions for each,it's usually trial and error when I make it). Tandoori Fish when baked or grilled is a healthy way of serving fish. Here are the ingredients for the 'tandoori fish':
Ingredients:

• Fish steaks/fillets (halibut/tilapia/tuna/salmon): 4nos.
• Tandoori masala: 1-2 tablespoon (use less for milder taste or more if you want it spicier)
• Yogurt: 2 tablespoon
• Vinegar: 1tsp
• Lemon : 1/2
• Onion : 1/2 medium (chopped into rings)

Method:

1. Wash the fish well (traditionally fish in India is washed in water,then some tumeric and lemon juice is applied to the pieces and kept for 1/2 an hour,and then washed off again).
2. Mix the tandoori masala, yogurt and vinegar and taste for salt. If required,add a little salt.
3. Coat the fish with the tandoori masala and let it marinate in the fridge for a couple of hours.
4. Bake at 350 degrees for about 15 minutes or you could also shallow fry it in a pan till done.
5. Squeeze some lime juice over it just before serving.
6. Serve the tandoori fish with some lemon wedges and some onion rings.

Tandoori Fish

Q: What is your favorite method of cooking fish?