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Prawn Masala

Prawn Masala



F
irst non-vegetarian dish in my blog :-). Prawn Masala made by my sister and BIL together, photo taken by them, I'm just blogging the recipe :)

They both make some wonderful prawn masala, it just taste yummy. I'll not hold you all anymore, over to prawn masala now:

Ingredients:

To Marinate
Prawn - 1kg
Ginger-garlic paste - 1 tbsp
Red chilli powder - 2 tsp
Turmeric - 1/2 tsp
Lemon juice - 2 tbsp
Salt - 1 tsp

For Curry
Oil - 6-7 tbsp
Onion - 5 large chopped
Tomato - 3 large chopped
Ginger-garlic paste - 1 tbsp
Red chilli powder - 2 tsp
Turmeric - 1/2 tps
Coriander powder - 2 tsp
Cinnamon Powder - 1/2 tsp
Cloves Powder - 1/2 tsp
Garam Masala - 1 tsp
Curry leaves - few
Salt - to taste
Water - 1 cup
Coriander chopped -  5 tbsp to garnish

Method:

1. Clean prawns remove the shell and marinate with all the ingredients listed under 'To Marinate' and keep aside for 1/2 hour to 1 hour or more if you have time.

2. Heat oil in a pan, add chopped onion and saute it until light pink.  Add curry leaves, ginger-garlic paste and fry until golden brown.

3. Add all the powder masalas, tomato cook till tomato gets mashed and oil start leaving the edges in slow flame with stirring in intervals.




4. Add the marinated prawns, mix well and cook for 5-7  mins with lid on on medium to slow flame.


5. Add the water, salt to taste  mix everything and cook with lid on until gravy becomes very thick and oil comes on top.





6. Serve with paratha/rice or pulav.




Try hot or warm with steamed rice


Note

  • For more spicy version add another 1 tsp of red chili powder while cooking curry.
  • For tangy version add 1 cup beaten curd once gravy becomes thick and simmer for 5 mins in slow flame.
  • You can also soak 1 tbsp tamarind in 1/4 cup water and extract thick pulp and add to curry once it starts to become thick and simmer for 5-8 mins in slow flame.



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35 comments:

  1. curry looks delicious,..nice one for the event....

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  2. Wow! Priti, this one is delicious! I feel like having it as part of my lunch:)Thanks for your views about soulmate...even I would give compatibility the highest vote. The other thing is communication which is very important for any relationship to sustain. Take care dear!

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  3. Hi dear, this looks awesome, so delicious!:-) You are lucky to have a BIL and sis who make such wonderful dishes. This makes me want to eat some right now! The recipe is also simple and just like my mother makes it, except we add pepper too.

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  4. Wow curry looks gr8 and mouth watering. i think u can send this to jeenas fish event.

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  5. YUmmy!!!looks like thats a good pic nt from the hand phone :)looks lovely right?

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  6. I am a vegetarian, so I am not going to be making this, but I know of someone who loves sea-food, so am going to pass it on to her.

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  7. i luv prawns...me to prepare the same way. Its just delicious and nicely presented with rice..good entry

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  8. Curry looks good, but being a vegetarian will delete the nonveg part and use it for some vege recipe... thanks for sharing... check my blog again, I don know why u could not c the pic of Mango soufle.. thanks..:)

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  9. The photos are very good. very clear... Since Iam a vegetarian I cant enjoy this recipe, so I thought let me comment on your photography.

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  10. There is a surprise waiting for you at my blog,please check it out:)

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  11. wow! the curry looks delicious but let me tryit with chicken since i don't eat prawns! i haven't received ur entries for even yet and once i receive it, i'll mail u!

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  12. Awesome collection of hand made raakhis. Love this round-up!

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  13. This is a delicious prawn masala recipe! I love the thickness of the gravy it look fabulous. Thank you for the great entry. :-)

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  14. Phew...I have finally completed reading all your curry mela entries..thanks a ton...all of them are so yum!..I am sure you really enjoyed eating it as I enjoyed viewing it..:)...hope to have the round up soon!..thanks for sending along..

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  15. Phew..I finally finished reading all your entries..thanks a ton...I am sure you enjoyed eating them as I enjoyed viewing them..:)...hope to have the round up soon..thanks for the patience and sending along so many!

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  16. helloo Priti..I just tried your recipe .. and believe its mindblowing.. The Taste rocks..! Thanks A lot Friend for sharing this...:)!

    Zee-MAn

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  17. Dear Zee-Man am so that you have tried and like it ....do try the other recipes too..

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  18. Thank you for sharing this recipe... i just altered it a bit .. added a green chili and a tablespoon of yoghurt ... and the result was awesome !
    Thank you for helping me becoming a winner ! :D

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  19. Thanks Zahra for trying ..glad you liked it :)

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  20. @Chitra ...thanks for trying and am very glad that you liked it :) ...keep in touch

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  21. hey priti..ur recipe looks awesome... check out my version too!

    http://abikitchen.blogspot.com/2010/04/prawns-masala.html

    will try your recipe too soon!!

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  22. hey call me man whenever u prepare...Cann't wait!!!

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  23. Drool Drool Drool prits...very very nice

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  24. Great recipe! Made it last night and tasted lovely. Though I had two changes.. used jeera powder instead of coriander powder, and added some yoghurt at the end to give it a nice creamy texture..

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  25. Hi,

    This is a typical maharashtrian recipe...just a few required spices not too many...and BANG you get a lovely prawns masala...my mom makes it the same way...i am planning to make it soon so reading thru ur recipe refreshed me moms recipe...now I dont have to call her for the same...thank you... Tip: Try adding a 1-2 kokam just a minute before switching off heat, to this recipe, it adds a different magic :)

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  26. Hi,

    This is a typical maharashtrian recipe...just a few required spices not too many...and BANG you get a lovely prawns masala...my mom makes it the same way...i am planning to make it soon so reading thru ur recipe refreshed me moms recipe...now I dont have to call her for the same...thank you... Tip: Try adding a 1-2 kokam just a minute before switching off heat, to this recipe, it adds a different magic :)

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  27. I forgot to mention that u will need to reduce few the tomatoes if ur adding kokam and balance flavours, orelse it will be more tangy.

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  28. This recipe was really good. Tasted great.. I substituted lemon juice with tamarind pulp n also added 2 tbsp curd for thickness towards the end.. Was really yummmmyyyy!! Many likes from home!

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  29. this recipe was really gooood!! I used tamarind pulp instead of lemon juice n alsi added 2 tbsp curd towards e end for thickness.. Was reallyyy yuuummmmmyy!!! Many likes from home!!

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  30. Thanks. I am reblogging this on my blog :)

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