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Anna N

Anna N

5 hours ago, KennethT said:

That prawn and tomato curry looks great... can you include an Rx or list of materials?

Happy to give you my version.

Chop up a nice big onion and saute in some neutral oil in the Instant Pot until it has good colour. Meanwhile throw four chopped garlic cloves and a good thumb-size piece of peeled, chopped ginger into a food processor or blender and make a paste (you might need to add a little water).  Gather the following together: one teaspoon each of brown sugar, kosher salt, black mustard seed, ground cumin and turmeric. When the onion is well coloured add in the ginger-garlic paste and cook a minute or so.  Add in the spices and cook another minute (be careful not to burn them). Now add a 400 g can of chopped tomatoes with their juice and two teaspoons of malt vinegar.  Put the lid on the instant pot and bring to high-pressure.  Cook for four minutes. Let the pressure come down naturally. Give the sauce a good stir and add a tablespoon of garamasala and cook for a minute or two.  Taste and adjust seasoning. Switch on the saute function of the instant pot  and add about a pound of peeled shrimp.   Cook just until they turn opaque.  Add some heavy cream if you wish.

 

 

Anna N

Anna N

2 hours ago, KennethT said:

That prawn and tomato curry looks great... can you include an Rx or list of materials?

Happy to give you my version.

Chop up a nice big onion and some neutral oil in the Instant Pot until it has good colour. Meanwhile throw four chopped garlic cloves and a good thumb-size piece of peeled, chopped ginger into a food processor or blender and make a paste (you might need to add a little water).  Gather the following together: one teaspoon each of brown sugar, kosher salt, black mustard seed, ground cumin and turmeric. When the onion is well coloured add in the ginger-garlic paste and cook a minute or so.  Add in the spices and cook another minute (be careful not to burn them). Now add a 400 g can of chopped tomatoes with their juice and two teaspoons of malt vinegar.  Put the lid on the instant pot and bring to high-pressure.  Cook for four minutes. Let the pressure come down naturally. Give the sauce a good stir and add a tablespoon of garamasala and cook for a minute or two.  Taste and adjust seasoning. Switch on the saute function of the instant pot  and add about a pound of peeled shrimp.   Cook just until they turn opaque.  Add some heavy cream if you wish.

 

 

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