How to Cook Simple Ginger and Garlic Prawns

Prepare the prawns., Put a heavy-bottomed vessel on gas. , Add oil., Let it cook over low flame., Add turmeric to the dish., As the prawns start to cook, add the onions, ginger, garlic paste, salt, and chile powder to the same pan., Allow the...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Prepare the prawns.

    De-vein them, remove legs, heads and any sharp pieces.

    Wash under running water without squeezing.
  2. Step 2: Put a heavy-bottomed vessel on gas.

    , When the oil becomes heated, add neatly cleaned and washed prawns to it, without adding any water. , Since the prawns already hold lots of water, they will cook well, releasing this water during cooking. , Turmeric is added with the prawns by itself, so as to take out the fleshy smell that the prawns contain.

    It also adds a nice color. , Be careful to just tilt the pan with a small and slow movement to stir the dish without using a spoon. , As the gravy leaves the side of the dish, add lemon and turn off the gas. ,
  3. Step 3: Add oil.

  4. Step 4: Let it cook over low flame.

  5. Step 5: Add turmeric to the dish.

  6. Step 6: As the prawns start to cook

  7. Step 7: add the onions

  8. Step 8: ginger

  9. Step 9: garlic paste

  10. Step 10: and chile powder to the same pan.

  11. Step 11: Allow the ingredients to thicken in the prawn juices.

  12. Step 12: Serve hot and garnish with coriander leaves.

Detailed Guide

De-vein them, remove legs, heads and any sharp pieces.

Wash under running water without squeezing.

, When the oil becomes heated, add neatly cleaned and washed prawns to it, without adding any water. , Since the prawns already hold lots of water, they will cook well, releasing this water during cooking. , Turmeric is added with the prawns by itself, so as to take out the fleshy smell that the prawns contain.

It also adds a nice color. , Be careful to just tilt the pan with a small and slow movement to stir the dish without using a spoon. , As the gravy leaves the side of the dish, add lemon and turn off the gas. ,

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