Fish Curry: Kerala Style
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Kerala fish curry — specifically the style using raw mango or Kudampuli (Gamboge, a dried fruit providing an intensely sour, slightly fruity note) in coconut milk — represents the foundational South Indian fish preparation. Its flavour architecture is the opposite of North Indian fish curry: no tomato, no garam masala, no cream — instead, coconut milk, curry leaves, green chilli, and a souring agent specific to the region.
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