It is a guest post on my blog this time from Remya of Remmy's Kitchen. Blogging introduced good friends to me and she is one such friendly sister I got through blogging. She is a simple and lovely person. I love the way she explains her recipes and the wide collection of recipes she has. I like her Kerala style non vegetarian recipes very much. Some of the recipes which I enjoyed are Chicken Dum Briyani, Mutton Curry and my very favorite Banana Fritters.
I am happy that she instantly accepted my request for a guest post and having come out with a Kerala recipe I am much more delighted! Thanks sis:)
Remmy's kitchen is a well explained blog of amazing collection of Kerala recipes! Do check her blog if you haven't!!!
Sooriya / Ree :)
To Remya....
It is my first guest post for my lovely friend Ree. To tell about Ree..she is a friendly person and who is always ready to give help and suggestions. She is from a family which owns a restaurant..so you can see a lot of restaurant style recipes and chettinadu recipes on her blog..
Chemmen ulli theeyal/prawn and shallots in roasted coconut gravy is a traditional Kerala recipe.This is a simple curry but delicious and you can have it with steamed rice or puttu or even with dosa idly etc.We can make theeyal with veggies too..Hope you all like this recipe...
Ingredients:
- Prawn : 1/2 kg
- Shallots / small onion ( sliced ): 3/4 cup
- Kashmir chilly powder : 1 tsp
- Turmeric powder : 1/4 tsp
- Coconut pieces : 1/2 cup
- Fish tamarind / coccum : 3,4 small pieces
- Curry leaves : 3 springs
- Coconut oil
- Salt
To roast and grind :
- Grated coconut : 1 cup
- Shallots : 5
- Ginger (chopped) : 1/2 " piece
- Coriander powder : 2 tsp
- Kashmir chilly powder : 1 tbsp (up to your spice level )
- Curry leaves : few
1. Clean ,de vein and wash the prawn.Keep it aside. Soak the fish tamarind pieces in water and heat a pan with oil.
2. Add grated coconut,chopped ginger, shallots and curry leaves. Fry it well till it turn light golden brown colour. Take care not to burn the coconut mixture while roasting. Stir it continuously and keep the flame in simmer mode. Now add coriander powder and chilly powder. Mix it well and switch off the flame.Let it cool.
6. Now add coconut pieces and curry leaves. Saute it well and add chilly powder, coriander powder and salt.
7. Add 1 cup of water and cook it in medium flame. It will take maximum 5 minutes. Add this ground coconut paste in to it. If need add 1 cup of water. Mix it well and add fish tamarind too.Let it boil. Keep the stove in simmer mode and close the clay pot with its lid. When the curry reaches the right consistency switch off the flame and add curry leaves and 2 tbsp of coconut oil.
Delicious chemmeen theeyal is ready to serve!!!!
Notes:
- Over cooking will make prawn rubbery.
- Use coconut oil and clay pot for cooking which will enhances the taste.
thanx dear
ReplyDeleteoh fantastic curry ..nice post remya .kudos ree.
ReplyDeletethank you sathya
Deletewow what a fab guest post dear <3
ReplyDeleteThank you Monu
Deletemouthwatering prawn curry ...very nice post lovlies..
ReplyDeletePrawn curry looking delicious :) glad to find ur website thru Remmy's Kitchen. .
ReplyDeleteDelicious recipe! Very well explained too!
ReplyDeletesuperb, nice guest post
ReplyDeleteWhat a tasty looking dish with nice and useful step by step clicks...looks so good, I have to try this soon :)
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