Chemmeen With Dal
Chemmeen marinated in masala and later cooked in dal and coconut milk.
Ingredientsfor 3 servings
- 200 g Prawns washed and drained, Chemmeen
- 30 g Toor dhal Tuvara parippu
- 2 nos Tomatoes medium
- 4 Cloves Garlic
- 1/4 cup Shallots (Kunjulli)
- Ginger a small piece
- 4 nos Green chillies split
- 1/2 cup Thick coconut milk
- 1 cup Light coconut milk grated coconut pressed with water
- 1 tsp Mustard seeds
- Curry leaves, a few
- Coriander leaves Few — chopped
- Oil, to taste
- Salt, to taste
Preparation
Step 1
Cook the toor dhal in a pressure cooker until soft. Mash and set aside.
Step 2
Grind together tomatoes, garlic, shallots and ginger to a fine paste.
Step 3
Coat the ground masala paste on the drained prawns and marinate for a few minutes.
Step 4
Heat a pan and pour some coconut oil. let the mustard seeds crackle and curry leaves. Stir in marinated prawns. Add split green chillies and cook for sometime.
Step 5
Add the light coconut milk and allow it to boil. Lower the heat and add mashed toor dhal. Cook until the prawns are done.
Step 6
Add the thick coconut milk and remove from fire before boiling starts.
Step 7
Chemmeen with dal is ready and garnish with coriander leaves.
Step 8
Serve the nutritious chemmeen dish hot.
Tip
A clay pot gives fish curry a distinctive taste that metal pans cannot replicate. If you have a manchatti, use it.
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