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Fried fish tossed in a yellow sauce of mustard seed, turmeric, and vinegar — a Mauritian marinated dish.
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Vindaye is a Mauritian dish with roots in Indian vindaloo: fried fish is tossed in a tangy yellow sauce of mustard seed, turmeric, garlic, ginger, and vinegar. Delicious cold and keeping for several days, it's often packed for lunch boxes and picnics.
Cut the white fish into bite-size pieces, toss with salt and a little turmeric, and fry.
Pound the mustard seeds, garlic, and ginger.
Heat oil in a pot, sauté the onion wedges, and add the pounded paste and remaining turmeric.
Add the lengthwise-split green chilies, vinegar, and salt and mix.
Add the fried fish, toss to coat, and let stand a while for the flavors to meld.