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Prawns Fry



Prawns Fry (Kerala Style)

This is yet another Kerala style prawns fry, quick and easy to make.Sea food lovers will not be able to resist a spicy and tasty prawns fry and prawns is my favorite.Back home when ever mom buys prawns we insisted in making prawns fry and it is always delicious. Try this, you will surely love it.

Ingredients
Prawns- 1lb
Ginger- garlic paste-2 tsp
Chilly powder- 1 1/2 tsp
Pepper powder- 1/2 tsp( optional)
Turmeric powder- 1/2 tsp
Fennel powder- 1/2 tsp
Rice flour/Corn starch- 2 tsp
Curry leaves - a few 
Salt to taste
Coconut oil for frying
Lemon juice- a few drops


Clean  and de-vein shrimp. Marinate with ginger garlic paste,chilly powder,pepper powder, turmeric, fennel powder and salt and keep aside for twenty minutes. Just before frying mix in rice flour. This will help to bind the masala. Heat oil in a pan and add curry leaves and fry for a minute. Layer shrimp and shallow fry on both sides till crispy  in the outside in a low medium flames for two to three minutes. Drizzle lemon juice just before serving.


Try this..
Hope you will all enjoy

Comments

  1. delicious love coating with rice flour it gives a nice crisp looks wonderful

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  2. OMG, they look soooo delicious Suja :)

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  3. My God,such a temptation.I think Suja,the fennel powder does it's magic in Prawns fry..Isn't it ?

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  4. Extremely tempting and delicious looking prawns. You have created a masterpiece. This enough will take care of the meal.

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  5. That looks so well made ~ beautifully presented dear :)
    US Masala

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  6. so delicious and very tempting fry !!

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  7. I would love to pick one from the picture looks so Mouthwatering and delicious!

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  8. yummy crunchy n spicy prawn fries..love to have that!!

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  9. wow i want it now...sherrikyum kothiyavannu

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  10. wow.. thats so spicy and crispy.. Looks great Suja chechi..

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  11. crispy spicy n yummy

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  12. Hi Suja Thank You for the recipe. I will add the fennel powder and see
    a fellow Malayalee
    Cheers from Bangalore ,India
    Dr Sonia S V
    http://cardsandschoolprojects.blogspot.com

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  13. they look great dear, superb recipe..

    Ongoing Event at Good Food:
    COOK IT HEALTHY:PROTEINicious

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  14. OMG, they look soooo delicious and tempting...

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  15. I love prawns too, and this one looks so delicious - crisp and spicey:):)

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  16. Succulent n Spicy prawns ..... delicious !!

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  17. Yummy prawns fry....looks spicy and delicious..

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  18. Suji, U killing me here.. How awesome is that .. Drooling here..

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  19. Look absolutely delicious, crispy & very tempting!

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  20. Seriously am drooling over that crispy fries, mouthwatering here..

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  21. spicy and very tempting prawn fry..

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  22. Adipoli prawn fry, kandittu kothivarunu. Veggie aayi poyi.

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  23. looks tempting and delicious .........

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  24. This looks phenomenal ...why did I have to see this now! It's past bed time and I'm suddenly too hungry..!

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  25. Thanks all for stopping by and the sweet comments.

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  26. wow..athu kandittu control pokunnu....dipping in rice flour is something new to me....will try like that next time....clicks are awesome...

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