Name: Kerala Prawn Curry Recipe
Total time: 70 min
Yield: 3
Cuisine: Asian

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While every family in kerala probably has their own version of making this spicy and sour red curry, this recipe offers a simple yet wholesome version that you can easily recreate in your own kitchen. Using fresh and juicy prawns as the main protein, this seafood variation adds a subtle sweetness to the fragrant curry which consists of a perfect blend of spices and aromatics. As with most indian curries, this dish is best eaten with rice or flatbreads like naan, prata or chapati. 

How to make Kerala Prawn Curry Recipe

Asian Food Network

Crawler

Asian

<p>While every family in kerala probably has their own version of making this spicy and sour red curry, this recipe offers a simple yet wholesome version that you can easily recreate in your own kitchen. Using fresh and juicy prawns as the main protein, this seafood variation adds a subtle sweetness to the fragrant curry which consists of a perfect blend of spices and aromatics. As with most indian curries, this dish is best eaten with rice or flatbreads like naan, prata or chapati. </p>

Fresh prawns

Chili powder

Coconut oil

Ginger

Garlic

Shallots

Lime sized tamarind pulp

Mustard seeds

Fenugreek seeds

Curry leaves

Clean, devein prawns leaving the tail intact.

step 1

Crush the garlic and ginger coarsely, in a pestle and mortar.

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Dilute chili powder with turmeric powder along with 2 tbsp water to a thick paste.

step 4

Heat coconut oil in an earthen pot or a pan, add in the mustards, let it splutter. Add in the curry leaves whole, followed by fenugreek seeds, crushed ginger and garlic.

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Then use a spoon to press the tamarind pulp into the water, strain out the tamarind water from the pulp.

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Add in the shallots. Stir for about 5 minutes. Add in the prawns. Season with salt.

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