Subj : National Curry Week - 5
To   : All
From : Dave Drum
Date : Wed Oct 02 2024 07:53 pm

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     Title: Spicy Prawn Curry
Categories: Seafood, Curry, Herbs, Chilies, Rice
     Yield: 4 Servings

   680 g  Packet raw king prawns;
          - butterflied (24 oz)
     1 lg Bell pepper; cored sliced
     1 lg Sweet onion; sliced.
          Few chestnut mushrooms;
          - sliced.
     1 tb Turmeric
   200 ml Coconut milk (6 oz)
     2 lg Tomatoes; seeded, fine
          - chopped
     3 cl Garlic; crushed,
     3    Cm piece of ginger; peeled,
          - grated
     1    Red chile; seeded, fine
          - chopped
     1    Green chile; seeded, fine
          - chopped
     1    Lime
     1 ts Garam masala
     1 ts Cumin
     1 ts Ground corriander
     3 ts Chilli spice mix
     1 ts Mustard seeds
     1    Handful corriander leaves;
          - chopped
          Olive or vegetable oil
     1 ts Brown sugar (opt)
          Rice to serve

 Coat the prawns in Turmeric and set aside.

 Heat a splash of oil in a pan, add the mustard seeds,
 when they start to pop, add the chilies, mushroom,
 pepper and onion, fry until soft.

 Add the Garlic and ginger and fry for a few minutes
 until cooked through.

 Add the rest of the spiced and cook for a few minutes,
 add the tomatoes and cook until soft,

 Add the coconut milk and stir through, cook for 5-10
 mins or until the sauce has thickened

 Add the prawns to the pan and stir well, cover with a
 lid and cook until the prawns are pink, don't over do
 it as you don't want to turn them into rubber bullets.

 I know some people like their curry a little bit sweeter
 so if that’s you add the sugar and stir through.

 At the last minute stir in some coriander leaves.

 Serve with rice and a squirt of lime juice.

 Serves four

 From: http://blog.chilliupnorth.co.uk

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