This is one of my favorite ways to cook shrimp. I love how all the spicy and aromatic flavors absorb into each bite. The best part is that it takes only a few minutes tops to cook the entire dish. This quick spicy shrimp is perfect to eat with rice and curry, flat breads or fried rice/noodles. In the game of food, I consider this a home-run!
Ingredients:
1lb of cleaned raw shrimp
1 large onion cut into thick slices
2-3 green chilies cut into chunks or strips (see note)
1 cup of tomatoes cut into chunks
1 Tbs of grated ginger
3-4 cloves of grated garlic cloves
1 Tbs of red chili flakes (or to taste)
1/2 tsp fenugreek seeds
1/4 tsp of turmeric powder
1/2-1tsp of paprika
5-10 curry leaves (optional)
1-2 pandan leaves (optional)
2 Tbs of fish sauce (or to taste for salt)
lime juice as needed
Note: You can tailor it to your taste here. You can use green bell pepper for milder heat level all the way up to serrano chilies for more of a fiery flavor.
Directions:
Add grated garlic and ginger now and cook for 30-45 seconds.

Add the dried chilies flakes and turmeric and allow to cook for another 30-45 seconds.


Add the shrimp and toss with the spices for 30-45 seconds.
Add tomatoes, chilies and fish sauce and toss for 2 minutes.


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ReplyDeleteHey lady. I want to eat dinner at your house and then have some of those popsiciles. I really like this firey sauce. Hope you had a fun 4th.
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ReplyDeleteThis truly does look fiery, Ramona! Yum!
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ReplyDeleteThis is really a great recipe, Ramona! I have all of the ingredients right now, so I think I'll make this for lunch for my daughter. She loves shrimp and spicy food. (BTW it's Alyssa, I've read all of your last posts, but for some reason, it won't allow my comments to go through. I hope this one works!)
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ReplyDeleteOh wow! That looks sooooo good! Nice dish Ramona! I wish I was having this for dinner tonight :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic dish Ramona! I wish I was having this for dinner tonight. Love spicy things :-)
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This shrimp curry looks great and I love that it's so spicy!
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ReplyDeleteWith all those spices ingredients,This shrimp dish is super YUMMY to serve with rice is perfect for me ;)
ReplyDeleteI was looking for a spicy hot prawns recipe!! My husband won't eat prawns any other way but with spices so I need ideas and your recipe comes at a right time. Love that you add pandan! =D
ReplyDeleteThis looks fantastic! Love the spicyness!!
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ReplyDeleteWow, Ramona.....you know how much I just LOVE your shrimp dishes! And I'm excited to try this spicy one! This looks pretty fabulous! : )
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ReplyDeleteThis looks so good and could very well be my favorite shrimp dish. I'd have to call it prawn dish down here but then we'd be different. :)
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ReplyDeleteI am always in the mood for something spicy. Now I just need some fenugreek seeds.
ReplyDeleteSpicy is always a good route to go when it gets cold outside! And I can never say no to shrimp. ;) This looks wonderful, Ramona! :D
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