In a hot non-stick pan pour the oil, and fry the onions until soft. Add the prawns and sauté till they turn orange and begin to curl. Put in the garlic ginger paste and sauté for about three minutes.

If you eat prawns, there are two things we need to ask: do you eat the tail and the contentious “poo chute”? Whichever side you fall on, you’ll enjoy chef and author Adam Liaw’s simple yet spectacular ...

TV chef Jamie Oliver has launched a new cookbook with the aim of proving that good nutrition can be simple and achievable. The new title, Eat Yourself Healthy, is paired with a Channel 4 TV show of ...

On a recent rainy day, my friend Sonoko Sakai warmed up a pot of Japanese chicken curry to have for our lunch. While the rain drizzled outside, the curry simmered away in her clay pot. The spices, ...

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Let us make prawn curry in coconut cream. This tasty dish is easy to make, and you can find the required ingredients at your nearest supermarket. In a hot non-stick pan pour the oil, and fry the ...