Showing posts with label seafood recipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seafood recipes. Show all posts
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Thursday, 11 October 2012
Prawn ularthu: the syrian christian style - featuring coconut cuts and Gambooge | Kukskitchen
Going to Kerala, my home town, is most existing especially for the yummy home (mum) cooked food we get to eat. My mum always asks me for a list of things I want to eat in advance. My list always always always includes her prawn ularthu with coconut cuts. Ethra thinnalum mathi varilla.
In uk I try to recreate that culinary experience using raw tiger prawns, frozen coconut cuts and kudampuli (Gambooge - wiki yude kripa :] ) brought from Kerala during our last visit.
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Thursday, 20 September 2012
A step-by-step visual guide about how to clean mussels | Kukskitchen
Kallumekka is a household favourite. It is my hubbie's one of top-liked-foods. The mussels I get in UK donot taste anyway close to the kerala-born ones, but I do try to make them as yummy as possible. Today I intend to give a step-by-step visual guide to preparing them.
Here u go!
How to prepare mussels
I frequently buy frozen mussels as they store better. Again, I don't then have to click open the hard shell.
What u need
Frozen mussels
Hot water from kettle
Kitchen scissors
A bit about its anatomy!


Step 1
Slip ur frozen mussels in to a pot with hot boiled water from a kettle. Leave them for 5-10 minutes.Step 2
Pick up mussels one by one and start cleaning them.Step 3
Aim of this step is to remove the byssal threads. On one side of the mussel it opens up like a book. Look there to find a mustache- like part which is its byssal thread. Pull it with medium strength till it comes out.Step 4
Aim of this step is to remove the intestines. At the joint of the 'book' on one end of the mussel are the intestines. They look a grey-black colour under the thin body of mussel. Use a pair of scissors or if u r brave enough use ur nails to flick it out.Step 5
Give them a wash and ur mussels are ready to go in the pan.Watch this space for yummy mussel fry!
Cheers
Sherin
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