Dry prawn kismur is a popular dish in Goa, which is served
along with rice. It is a day to day dish in every house like the Chutney’s used
in South Indian homes.
I just fell in love with Kismur the moment I had the Goan
Thali meals and decided to make it as soon as I got back home.
Typical Goan Kismur |
Ingredients
Dry prawns 1 Cup
Tamarind One lemon size
Kokum 2-3 pieces
Red Chilli powder 1
tsp
Turmeric powder ¼
tsp
Cocount oil 2
tsp
Onion chopped 1
Grated Coconut 1
Cup
Salt to taste
Method
- Soak tamarind and get the extract out of it.
- Clean the prawns well by removing the head and tails
- Take a pan add oil and toast the prawns, keep stirring till it turns golden brown.
- Let it cool, if the prawns are big cut it into small pieces.
- Take a big bowl mix the grated coconut, chilli powder, turmeric powder, tamarind pulp, kokum and salt, mix well with your hand
- Keep it aside and just before serving add the roasted prawns and chopped onions.
- Serve along with rice as a side dish
It is so yummy that you will enjoy this.
Goan Kismur |
3 comments:
what is kokum?
Kodampuli in malayalam
Neethu, it is kodampuli
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