Popular in the Seychelles, this curry uses the best spices of the region and showcases them spectacularly.
An East African island blend of spice and all things nice
Make the spice powder by dry roasting the coriander, cumin, peppercorns, cardamon, cloves and cinnamon for 30 minutes until the aroma comes out (don’t burn).
Grind the spices with a pestle and mortar/processor then add the chilli powder and nutmeg.
Add the long grain rice to your rice cooker bowl and fill to the line 2. Use the ’WHITE RICE’ or ’LONG GRAIN’ setting and ’START’.
Season the prawns with salt and pepper.
Heat the oil on a medium-high heat then fry the onion for a few minutes until soft before adding the garlic, ginger, chilli's and curry leaves. Cook until fragrant.
Add 2 tbsp of the curry powder before adding the turmeric and tomato puree.
Stir gently then pour in the tamarind paste and coconut milk. Allow to simmer for 15 minutes until the sauce reduces.
Add the prawns with a pinch of salt and cook for 5 minutes until they are opaque.
Season, garnish then serve with rice.
Ingredients
Directions
Make the spice powder by dry roasting the coriander, cumin, peppercorns, cardamon, cloves and cinnamon for 30 minutes until the aroma comes out (don’t burn).
Grind the spices with a pestle and mortar/processor then add the chilli powder and nutmeg.
Add the long grain rice to your rice cooker bowl and fill to the line 2. Use the ’WHITE RICE’ or ’LONG GRAIN’ setting and ’START’.
Season the prawns with salt and pepper.
Heat the oil on a medium-high heat then fry the onion for a few minutes until soft before adding the garlic, ginger, chilli's and curry leaves. Cook until fragrant.
Add 2 tbsp of the curry powder before adding the turmeric and tomato puree.
Stir gently then pour in the tamarind paste and coconut milk. Allow to simmer for 15 minutes until the sauce reduces.
Add the prawns with a pinch of salt and cook for 5 minutes until they are opaque.
Season, garnish then serve with rice.
Notes
Use a lime cut into wedges and flat leaf parsley to garnish.
Store any remaining spice powder for another meal. It keeps well!
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