The mushroom version of this recipe was shared by my
friend, Ravneet Arora, at a food forum, at Facebook. That was my first
attempt at making a coconut milk curry. One day, the carnivore in me decided to
omit mushrooms and add prawns instead. The result was stunning! For sharing the
base recipe, Ravneet, thank you ever so much! <3
Ingredients:
2 tablespoon oil
1 -1½ cups spring onions, chopped thick
1-1/2 tablespoon ginger-garlic paste
1 teaspoon turmeric powder
Salt to taste
400 grams prawns, cleaned and quartered
400 mils thick coconut milk
1 heaped teaspoon coriander powder, roasted
1 level teaspoon jeera/cumin powder, roasted
½ -1 teaspoon amchur/dry mango powder
1. Heat
oil in a kadai, add onions and sauté along with ginger-garlic paste until soft
and ginger-garlic is cooked.
2. Add
prawns, salt, turmeric powder, black pepper powder, coriander powder and cumin
powder, sauté on high heat till prawns are semi-cooked.
3. Add
coconut milk and cook until prawns are nearly done. Keep stirring continuously.
4. Add
dry mango powder, cook for another minute. The prawns should be perfectly done
at this point. Serve with soft, steamed rice.
Chef’s
Notes:
1. You
can use a 400 mils tin of coconut milk. You can also use coconut milk powder to
make coconut milk. I used 80 grams Maggi Coconut Milk powder to 400 mils
water.
2. I
had the curry with plain white rice, but I urge you all to try a small bowl of
the curry just by itself. I promise you will love the flavor.
3. From
experience, let me add; this curry is beyond excellent when had fresh. I had a
wee bit leftover and I did not enjoy it when I reheated it the next day.
Somehow the flavour and coconut milk texture was just not the same.
4. Please
try not to overcook the prawns. Keep all the prep ready (coconut milk - mango
powder) and rest assured the prawns will turn out perfect.
5. You
may share the direct blog-link of the recipe/s but do NOT publish my recipes
and my photographs on any blog-site or website without my explicit consent or
attempt to pass off my recipe/s as your own. You will be held accountable for
plagiarism.
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