Easiest Way to Love Tasty Buttermilk Prawns

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Buttermilk Prawns. Marinade prawns with salt & pepper. Coat the prawns evenly with the cornflour & remove excess flour. Place the prawns in the Buttermilk Sauce & serve. ~Method for Buttermilk Sauce~ Melt butter in a pan.
Apart from the butter prawns recipe above, here are some of my favorites: my spaghetti in prawn bisque sauce, prawn croquettes and prawn head soup.
Broth The simple secret behind that creamy rich flavor is to make a broth with the heads and blend them as fine as you can into a pulp, strain the whole lot and use the prawn liquid as a base for.
Butter Prawn is a relatively new Malaysian creation-combining the best of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and western ingredients, this is a knockout dish in terms of taste, smell, and presentation.
You can cook Buttermilk Prawns using 11 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Buttermilk Prawns
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Prepare 350 gm of prawns.
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You need 3 tbs of butter.
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You need 2 cups of milk.
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You need 1 tbsp of turmeric powder.
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It’s 1 tsp of paprika.
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Prepare 1 tbsp of sugar.
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You need 1 of scallion.
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You need 2 cloves of garlic.
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It’s to taste of Salt.
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You need of Corn starch.
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You need leaves of Curry.
Other than prawn, the key ingredient of this dish is curry leaf.
Highly aromatic in nature, curry leaf is widely used in southern Indian cuisine and.
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The butter prawns were so creamy and delicious.
Buttermilk Prawns instructions
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Marinate the prawns with salt and turmeric powder.
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Heat oil in a pan and cook the prawns until they change color but not too long. Set the prawns aside..
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Use the same pan and heat up butter to stir fry scallions, garlic and curry leaves..
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Add milk, sugar and paprika. Add salt to taste and corn starch depending how thick you want the sauce to be..
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Add the prawns and cook for 2 minutes or until all blend well..
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Serve hot..
Although Eric made a remark that the curry leaves are optional, I strongly recommend to use them, that often used in Malaysian and Indian cuisine, because you'll find the little leaves add extra aroma and enrich the taste of the dish.
This Grilled Shrimp recipe is designed to make the most of cooking shrimp on the BBQ.
TEXTURE - from the crispy surface of the shrimp and little golden bits of garlic in the butter sauce; FLAVOUR - from the smokey char from the BBQ, seasoning on the shrimp, the shrimp itself and of course, butter, butter.
Mix flour and Old Bay Seasoning together in a shallow dish.
Dip shrimp in buttermilk and dredge in flour mixture.