Ingredients:
Prawn: 200 g (medium
size)
Potato: 1 big (long
sliced)
Mustard paste: 3 tbsp
Garlic paste: 1 tbsp
Cumin paste: 1 tbsp
Kashmiri red chilli
powder: 1 ½ tbsp
Green chilli paste: 1 ½
tbsp
Salt as per your taste
Sugar: ½ tbsp
Turmeric powder: ½ tbsp
Mustard oil: 5 tbsp
Method:
Take a mixing bowl. Add
potato, prawn, mustard paste, garlic paste, cumin paste, chopped tomato,
kashmiri red chilli powder, green chilli paste, turmeric powder, salt, sugar
and mustard oil. Mix all the ingredients properly. Heat a non-stick pan and
pour the mixture. Cover the lid and cook it on low flame. Cook it till the oil
is discharged from it. After the prawn and potato becomes soft, turn off the
flame. Your Oriya prawn is ready. Serve it with hot boiled rice.
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Extras: The Indian prawn is used for consumption in many countries like China, Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand. In India, it is commonly called Jhinga, Chingri, Sungat (in Hindi, Marathi), Eraa (Tamil Nadu), Chemeen (Kerala) and Royya (Telugu). Prawns are lower in calories having much protein. Prawns also contain magnesium, which plays vital role in bone development, nerve and function muscle.
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