The Bhatata Ani Jhinga Rassa with Phodni Cha Maka, is an assortment of prawns with potatoes, masala and kokam, served with the accompaniment of corn-red bell pepper tomato. The dish is amazing on the taste buds, due to its assortments of flavors.
Health Benefits
Prawns are known to be an active source of proteins and omega 3 fatty acids. Both of these components are really beneficial for your body.
Ingredients
cup of freshly grated coconut: 1/2
tablespoon of coriander seeds: 3
tablespoon of cumin seeds: 1
dry red chilies: 6
teaspoon of sesame seeds: 1
tablespoon of oil: 2
Thinly sliced onion: 1
teaspoon of chili powder: 1
medium potatoes: 2
prawns grade A, properly cleaned and deveined: 16
teaspoon of ginger and garlic paste: 2
kokams: 5
teaspoon of garam masala powder: 1
cup of ambhe more rice: 1
can of thick coconut milk: 1
Coriander leaves.
few drops of oil
teaspoon of mustard seeds: 1
A pinch of asafetida: 1
small onion - chopped: 1
chopped green chilies: 2
curry leaves: 12
cups of boiled corn kernels: 2
chopped red bell pepper: 1
small chopped tomato: 1
salt for some taste
lemon Juice: 1
teaspoon of chaat powder: 1
few coriander leaves, chopped
How To Make Bhatata Ani Jhinga Rassa
- Dry roast the grated coconuts inside a pan along with dry red chili, sesame seeds, cumin seeds and coriander seeds.
- Add some oil and sauté onions in the meanwhile.
- Blend the mixture when cool, and make a paste.
- Add oil to a kadhai and toss in ground masala, ginger garlic paste and chili powder when heated.
- Add the potatoes to the masala
- Add water when potatoes are half done.
- Now, add prawns with garam masala and kokam.
- Add coconut milk and let the mixture simmer for 10 minutes.
- Garnish with some coriander leaves.
For Phodni Cha Maka
- Heat some mustard seeds, green chilies, curry leaves, onions and asafetida in oil.
- Add red bell pepper and chopped corn in some time.
- Add tomato, and season with chaat masala, coriander, salt and lemon juice.
- Serve hot.
Trivia
Shrimps are known to dance in a bid to attract fish towards them. They wave their white antennae and do a small dance for attracting fish.