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Shrimp prawn pickle is a fantastic spicy and fiery hot condiment popularly made in the coastal areas of Andhra and Goa.

Shrimp prawn pickle is a fantastic spicy condiment popularly made in the coastal areas of Andhra and Goa. If you love to eat very spicy food then you will surely enjoy this famous Andhra pickle. Andhra is very popular for their Guntur red chillies which a... Read More..

About Recipe

How to make Shrimp Prawn Pickle

(42 ratings)
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Prep time
25 mins
Cook time
25 mins
Total time
50 mins
Shrimp Prawn Pickle
Author : Vahchef
Main Ingredient : Shrimp
Servings : 2 persons
Published date : February 25, 2019


Ingredients used in Shrimp Prawn Pickle
• Prawn - 500 grams.
• Garam masala - pinch.
• Coconut powder - 1 tablespoon.
• Coriander powder - 1 tablespoon.
• Curry leaves - 1 spring.
• Mustard seeds - half tea spoon.
• Cumin seeds - half tea spoon.
• Dry red chili - 3 number.
• Turermic powder - 1 tea spoon.
• Ginger garlic paste - 1 tea spoon.
• Lemon juice - 1 cup.
• Red chilli powder - half cup.
• Oil - half cup.
• Salt - 1 tablespoon.
Method:
  • Wash Prawns with turmeric and salt and keep it aside. For pickle use only small prawns.
  • Take a pan, add oil,washed prawns and saute them till they are nicely cooked and their is no water in the pan.
  • Then add ginger garlic paste, saute it for a minute and switch of the flame. Transfer it into a plate.
  • Take the same pan add oil, dry red chilies ,mustard seeds, cumin seeds, turermic powder ,curry leaves and switch of the flame. Let it cool down.
  • Take a bowl add cooked prawns, lemon juice, red chilipowder, coriander powder, coconut powder, garama masala , salt and mix well
  • Now add the the tempering to it and mix well.

It can be serve immedietly but after smoetime it will give awesome flavor.






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Shrimp prawn pickle is a fantastic spicy condiment popularly made in the coastal areas of Andhra and Goa. If you love to eat very spicy food then you will surely enjoy this famous Andhra pickle. Andhra is very popular for their Guntur red chillies which are really fiery hot. The cuisine of Andhra is normally spicy and varies greatly across regions. Each district has a unique gastronomic heritage. Without pickles and chutneys, Andhra food would be incomplete. It is a part of the diet in this state, where ‘spice’ is the only way to go. Even your lazy shrimp can be converted into a pickle that is spicy and delicious and makes your mouth water at its very sight.

Another famous concoction is the garlic-ginger chutney which will have you licking your fingers for that lovely lingering taste. The Andhra have an abundance of pickles and chutney called Pachadi (Telugu). Pickling fruits and vegetables is an old Indian custom used for food preservation. No vegetable is spared while making pickles, and practically every vegetable can be converted into a pickle in this spice-loving state.

Few of the popular pickles of Andhra are the Avakkaya (mango pickle), Chintakaya Uragaya (tamarind pickle), Gongura chutney and non vegetarian pickle are the prawn pickle, chicken pickle, mutton pickle etc. Pickles are a pride of many household and bottles of each home’s unique version of this pickle are sent away with any guest or relatives. Most of the pickles are popular for their tangy and spicy taste and it really gets the taste buds tingling.

The Andhra tomato pickle is so dangerously delicious that it can be eaten with just plain rice and it will waken all your sleeping taste buds. Prawn pickle is usually known to have limited shelf life but when it is done under proper hygienic conditions, with the correct proportion of salt, spices and oil, it can be conserved intact for much longer than 3 months. They are many way of preparing the prawn pickle. Normally in Goa, prawns are pickled in mustard oil, vinegar and spices.

To get the perfect taste of the prawn pickle it is best to eat after 6 hrs of preparing the prawn pickle. To prepare this lip smacking Shrimp prawn pickle peel, devein and clean the prawns well with turmeric powder and salt. Put the prawns in a colander to drain off all the water. For making this pickle it is best to use only small prawns. Heat oil in a pan, add the washed prawn and sauté them well till they are nicely cooked till all the water is absorbed off.

Then add ginger garlic paste and mix well and sauté well till the raw flavor are gone and switch of the flame and transfer into a plate. In the same pan heat some oil add mustard seeds and allow it to pop. Then add cumin seeds, dry red chilli, and turmeric powder, fresh curry leaves stir and fry for a minute on low heat. Switch of the flame and let it cool down.

Take a bowl add the cooked prawns, lemon juice, red chilli powder, coriander powder, roasted coconut powder, garam masala and mix well and add the tempering to it and mix well. You can serve this immediately but it would take at least 6 hours for the spices to penetrate into the prawns and enhance the taste and flavor of the prawns. For an average Indian family no meal is complete without the achar (pickle).

To really relish Indian cuisine you have to put your taste buds to the test and enjoy a little bit of the chutney and mango pickle. Get ready for a spicy rollercoaster, as the cuisine of Andhra Pradesh is known for its tangy and spicy flavors. So are you ready for it? 



 

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Esunshine hope Posted on Sat May 02 2009

good job chef. please more dessert dishes!:)

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JazzRoyalty Posted on Sat May 02 2009

omg this pickle looks delicious I'm so gonna try it! Thanks for this great recipe <3

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kumquatsta Posted on Sat May 02 2009

are those prawns naturally yellow?

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BRASILIAVERDE Posted on Sat May 02 2009

VERY GOOD !

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xosilentears Posted on Sat May 02 2009

He mentioned that he added a little turmeric to them, which is why they are yellow.

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Yerex719 Posted on Sat May 02 2009

looks very good! i gotta try this sometime this week!

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bharatsm Posted on Sat May 02 2009

Yea... i would like to know the same. Can it be kept for 1-2 days and can the same dish be made with other kinds of fish. But as ever, Our Chef has given another 5star vid to enjoy! Cheers!

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mohali34 Posted on Sun May 03 2009

ffs! i wish i was a member in his family! god this guy is just amazing!

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farhmoha Posted on Sun May 03 2009

yummm

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muniatb Posted on Sun May 03 2009

If you hear him properly..........he mentions washing the prawns with turmeric n water........that is how they become slightly yellow

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allush29 Posted on Sun May 03 2009

Thanx Chef, I love all your food.

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LeadingBrandOfMonkey Posted on Mon May 04 2009

cool

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