Monday, 27 January 2014

Gongura Royyalu/Gongura Prawns/ Prawns with sorrel leaves

Gongura Royyalu/Gongura Prawns/ Prawns with sorrel leaves





Ingredients:

Prawns/Royyalu: 500 Gms
Gongura/Sorrel Leaves: 3 bunches ( wash, tear and Grind them )
Oil: 2 tbsp
Onion: 1 ( chopped )
Green Chilli: 20 ( you can add more if you want spicy )
Red Chillis: 4
Curry leaves: as required
Red Chilli powder: 2 tbsp
Ginger Garlic paste: 1 tbsp
Cummins: 1/4 tbsp
Mustard seeds: 1/2 tbsp
Fenugreek: 1/2 tbsp
Urad dal: 1/2 tbsp
Salt : to taste
Turmeric: as required


Method:

Take a pan, add 1 tbsp oil. let it heat.

Now, add Onions. After 2 minutes add Ginger Garlic paste.

After 1 minute add salt, Turmeric, Red Chilli powder and fry them for 2 more minutes.

Now add Water as required. When water starts Boiling add Green Chillies and Gongura/Sorrel leaves and cook them.

Now take another pan, add remaining oil, let it heat. Now add Cummins, Mustard seeds, Fenugreek, Urad dal, Red chillis, Curry leaves and Fry them for 2 minutes.

After 2 minutes, add Prawns/Royyalu and fry them till Prawns/Royyalu are cooked.

Now, Add already cooked Gongura/Sorrel leaves.

Gongura Royyalu is ready.

Serve hot with White Rice or Rotis or Chapathis.



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  4. An herbal sea food! Wow! Thanks for this wonderful Gongura Prawn recipe! It is a healthy version and at the same time looks yummy and makes me mouth-watering to taste it now itself. You can try Gongura Prawn Pickle / Gongura Mutton Pickle / Gongura Chicken Pickle from Sitara Foods. I am sure everyone who comes across this classic, aromatic pickle would do the same too!

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