What you need:
8 tiger prawns, wash and cut the tail
10 cloves of garlic, minced
5 thin slices old ginger
3 stalks of spring onion, cut small
1 large red chilli, cut
enough butter to sautee
tomato ketchup, dark sweet soya sauce (kecap manis), sugar, salt, a little water
- Heat up pan with butter, sautee garlic, ginger til fragrant
- Add in spring onion and red chilli, mix well
- Add in prawns, followed by the seasonings, lastly water, cook and stir well til prawns changed color completely
- Adjust taste, off heat and serve
Served with hot rice, who needs anything else? Yum! :)
I'm submitting these dishes to Aspiring Bakers #15: Auspicious Dishes for CNY (January 2012) hosted by Wen of Wen's Delight
i havnt tried using kicap manis in my cooking beofre but i know it's quite a common condiment used by malays and indonesians.
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ReplyDeletehi Lena, yes kecap manis is very often used in Indonesian cooking :)
ReplyDeletemmmnnn, that looks delicious!
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ReplyDeletethis dish is indeed delicious :)