When I came US for the first time, I was surprised by the big selection of the prawns available in the supermarket which are hard to find in the local fish market of India. Personally I feel that indian cooking has more diversity in recipes based on prawns compared to the western world. Here I am presenting a recipe using prawns. I think it came out well.
Recipe:-
Prawns - 250 g
Ginger garic paste - 2 tbsp
Green chilli - 2
Shallots - 1/4 cup
Tomato - 1,cut in lengthwise
Tomato - 1 ,cut into small pieces
Mustard seeds - 1/4 tsp
Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
Red chilli powder - 1tsp
Coriander powder -1 tsp
Kokum - a small piece
Coconut milk - 2 tbsp
Oil - 2 tbsp
Heat oil in a pan. Add mustard seeds and allow to splutter. Then saute ginger- garlic paste,green chilli,shallots and curry leaves. Add tomato cut in lengthwise and cook till oil separates. Add turmeric powder,coriander powder and red chilli powder and saute. Add prawns and kokum and allow the prawns to be coated with the masala. Add some water and allow to cook the prawns. When it is cooked,add coconut milk and tomato cut into small pieces. Mix well and serve with rice.
Recipe Courtesy:-Lilly Babu Jose.
Prawns masala looks delicious...today i tried baking fish instead of frying it n it turned out great. Thanks Surya.
ReplyDeleteYou are right! We Indians do have somany recipes but lack of good quality produce or meat.In US, you get the best quality but all they do is boil and eat!:D
ReplyDeleteLooks great,I will give it a try.
hmm..mouthwatering pictures,Surya
ReplyDeletePrawns masala looks great.
ReplyDeleteGood day!
Hi
ReplyDeleteFirst time to your blog. I love prawns and this looks soooooooo good
You are so right, if I am at "Red Lobster" I feel like crying seeing what they have done with those nice shrimp
Kind of like a stew, right.. the color looks so appetising!
ReplyDeletePicture looks very Tempting!! surya, Happy Holidays To you!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sri.It is very good to hear that you tried my recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks Asha,I completely agree with your opinion.
Thanks Annita.
Thanks Sandeepa,Bhargavi.Welcome to. my blog!!
Thanks Shaheen,Lera.
Nice recipe and picture. BTW, what is Kokum? I usually make prawn thokku which is like a dry item. Will try yours to go with rice. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKribha,Kokum is a type of tangy dry fruit which is available in indian grocery stores.it increases the sourness and flavour of the fish curry almost like tamarind.
ReplyDeletehi surya..
ReplyDeletethis is one of the best food blogs i have come across..
i tried your prawns masala today and it came out nice..thanks a ton..and hearty wishes to keep up the good work!!!