Shrimp Coconut Curry Recipe!!

Shrimp probably is my favorite in fish. I love it in salads and wraps. Most of the time, I boil shrimp and simply mix it with other greens and make a salad. But today I wanted to try something different and therefore decided to make Shrimp curry. As I was playing with different spices, I ended up using coconut milk and the combination of everything came out to be Shrimp Coconut Curry. I was extremely pleased by the results since it was my first time making curry of shrimp and I had never even tried something like this before. Posting recipes has definitely enhanced my cooking skills day by day. Here you go everyone, follow the steps below for easy yet delicious Shrimp Coconut Curry :) Also, if you want to try other fish dishes then Click Here (Mustard Tilapia/Tori Macha) and Click Here for Nepali Style Fish Roast Recipe.

Yumtastic :x

Prep time: 5min(s) Cook time: 15min(s) Total time: 20min(s)

Things you will need:

• Tailless Large Shrimp (1 packet or 3 cups, cleaned thoroughly)
• Onion (1, medium size, finely sliced)
• Red Dried Chilies (2-4)
• Cumin Seeds (1 tea spoons)
• Tomatoes (2 medium size, finely chopped)
• Fennel Seeds (1 tea spoons)
• Oil (4 table spoons)
• Coconut Milk (1/2 cup)
• Turmeric powder (1/2 tea spoons)
• Red Chili powder (1/2 table spoon)
• Cumin-coriander powder (1 table spoons)
• Meat Masala (1 table spoon, any kind)
• Salt (According to taste)
• Ginger-garlic paste (1 table spoon)
• Water (1 cup)

Directions:

1. Heat oil and add red chilies, cumin and fennel seeds. Fry until seeds become brownish black.
2. Add onion and cook until golden brown. Make sure to stir periodically.
3. Add tomatoes, ginger-garlic paste, salt, turmeric, cumin-coriander, red chili and meat masala powder.
4. Stir, cover and cook on a medium heat for 5 minutes. Make sure to stir periodically.
5. Add coconut milk and water. Stir the mixture 1-2 times and add shrimp. Slowly stir again.
6. Cover and cook on a medium heat for another 5 minutes. Do not Stir this time.
7. Done!! Serve with white steamed rice :) Too simple isn't it ?