Ingredients
2 stalks |
lemongrass |
1 tbsp? |
fresh red curry paste |
2 or 3 cloves |
garlic |
2 |
red peppers in oil |
1 heaped tsp |
tomato purée |
1 tbsp |
fish sauce |
2 tbsp |
soy sauce |
1 tbsp |
sesame oil |
2 cm |
ginger root, peeled |
200 g |
small cooked prawns |
200 g |
sugar snap peas |
400 g |
coconut milk |
olive oil |
for cooking |
optional ingredients |
8 large, unpeeled prawns lime wedges |
Method
- In a food processer, mix the red curry paste, adding the bashed up stalks of lemongrass, chilli, garlic, red peppers, tomato puree, fish oil, soy sauce, ginger root and sesame oil. Blitz to a paste.
- If used, fry the large raw prawns in a frying pan with olive oil for 1 minute, then add 1tbsp of the paste and cook for another minute. Tip the lot into a casserole and put in a 200°C oven.
- Add some more oil to the pan and gently fry the sugar peas and small prawns. Add the rest of the paste and fry for a minute or two before adding the coconut milk.
Serve with rice. Add the large prawns on the top, for decoration, along with the lime wedges.