Non vegKarnataka
Prawn sukka
Prawns, roasted coconut, byadgi chillies. Dry in name only; the flavour is dripping.
40 minTime
22 gProtein each
hotSpice
The dry coconut masalaMake it your way
Grandma's wayThe original. Handle with reverence.
The original277kcal
22 gprotein
5 gfibre
40minutes
Prawns (shrimp)medium prawns, peeled and deveined
Turmeric (ground turmeric)¼ tsp
Saltto taste
Dried red chilli6 to 8 byadgi chillies
Coriander seeds2 tsp
Cumin seeds½ tsp
Black pepper½ tsp
Fenugreek seeds8 to 10 seeds
Garlic6 cloves
Tamarinda small marble sized piece
Water¼ cup
Onion1 medium, finely chopped
Curry leaves1 sprig
Fresh grated coconut1 cup fresh
Coconut oil2 tbspMethod
- 1Toss the prawns with turmeric and a pinch of salt and keep aside.
- 2Roast the chillies, coriander, cumin, pepper and fenugreek in a few drops of oil on low heat.
- 3Grind the roasted spices with garlic, tamarind and the water to a thick paste.
- 4Heat the rest of the coconut oil and fry the onion and curry leaves until golden.
- 5Add the masala paste and fry on medium, stirring, until the oil separates.
- 6Add the prawns and toss on medium until they curl and turn opaque.
- 7Add the grated coconut and toss on low until the masala coats every prawn and the pan looks dry.
Serve it like thisPile it in a small bowl with a sprig of curry leaves and serve with neer dosa or rice.