A Bowl of Good Sauce and Rice--thai-style Curry Shrimp
1.
After washing the shrimp, cut off the whiskers and front thorns, and then cut it from the back
2.
Remove the shrimp thread;
3.
Use a knife to make a deeper cut along the cut on the back. Don't cut it off. Marinate the prepared shrimp with cooking wine;
4.
Onion, bell pepper, potato cut into pieces, ginger sliced
5.
Put oil in the pan, add potatoes and onions and fry;
6.
Then pour the coconut milk, boil it, cover the pot and turn off the heat. Note that it is coconut milk, not coconut milk. The concentration of coconut milk is higher and more fragrant than coconut milk. (Coconut milk is easy to get out of the pot, so be careful);
7.
Use kitchen paper to soak up the water, and then fry it. Don't fry it too hard, just fry it a little bit;
8.
Cook until the soup thickens and the potatoes can be pierced with a spatula;
9.
Add the fried shrimp and cook for three to five minutes;
10.
Then put a little sugar, lemon juice, and then put in the curry cubes, I use the good dream multi-lumpy curry
11.
When the curry cubes are stirred and the soup thickens, add the coriander and mix well to start the pot.
Tips:
1. Curry can be lumpy or curry powder;
2. The shrimp thread must be cleaned;
3. If you don't have coconut milk, you can use milk instead, but the flavor is worse, I tried it before;
4. This is super food, don’t forget to cook more than usual when making this dish, hehe~
5. I saw some people cook this shrimp instead of frying it. But I think it’s better to cook the shrimp after it is fried for a few minutes. If it is cooked for too long, the shrimp will become old;
6. The lumpy curry has a strong taste, so there is no need to add salt.