Shrimps in Red Sauce - Mauritian style
Shrimps in Red Sauce - Mauritian style

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DIRECTIONS Mix the mashed garlic with the melted butter and saute the shrimp until pink. Puree peeled tomatoes and chipotles in a food processor or blender etc. I sometimes add a little salt. Serve this smoky sauce with perfectly cooked shrimp over zoodles for a low-carb meal or over your favorite pasta.

To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook shrimps in red sauce - mauritian style using 16 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Shrimps in Red Sauce - Mauritian style:
  1. Make ready 1 bag shrimps (around 20 to 25)
  2. Take 2 Onions cut along the length
  3. Make ready 20 cl Tomato puree
  4. Get 1/4 cup diced canned tomatoes (or you can use fresh ones)
  5. Make ready Ginger/garlic paste
  6. Prepare strands Ginger cut in
  7. Take Salt/pepper
  8. Make ready Oil for frying
  9. Get Water
  10. Take Optional
  11. Get Coriander leaves for decorations
  12. Take leaves Thym
  13. Prepare Few drops of sesame oil
  14. Make ready Tomato sauce
  15. Prepare Sugar
  16. Make ready Chilli

Once the shrimp float to the top of the boiling water, use a metal strainer to remove the cooked shrimp. Chill the shrimp in the fridge of toss them in a large … Add the finely crushed tomatoes and the thyme. Mix well together and allow to simmer until the sauce is well blended and the tomatoes cooked. Gradually, add the prawn shell sauce and allow to simmer.

Instructions to make Shrimps in Red Sauce - Mauritian style:
  1. Remove the shells from the shrimps, deveined them and washed them. Squeeze excess water or use kitchen napkins. Put them in a bowl, add ginger garlic paste and pepper. Mix well.
  2. Heat a little oil in a pan and add the marinated shrimps and fry them lightly on both sides. After some 4 minutes, add the onions and mix well. Add salt as per taste or a pinch and continue frying for 1 or 2 minutes and remove in a plate aside (Note: if you add salt at the beginning this will cause the shrimps to gorge out water and lose their juiciness)
  3. In the same pan, add your puree, the dice tomatoes, some water and a little oil and mix together. Add salt and pepper. Let simmer for 3 minutes
  4. Optional: You can also add 1 chilli and some thym leaves for flavour
  5. Check the consistency and add more water if required. Check the taste and if too bitter u can add some sugar. Or if the tomato flavour is not much, add 1 or 2 spoon of ketchup. Add your cooked prawns and allow to simmer on low heat for another 5 to 10 mins.
  6. When prawns and sauce are cooked. Adjust the consistency and taste as you wish. You can add few drops of sesame oil, thin strands of ginger and some fresh coriander leaves and mix well. When done, turn off the stove and decorate with remaining coriander leaves and serve hot with bread or rice.

Mix well together and allow to simmer until the sauce is well blended and the tomatoes cooked. Gradually, add the prawn shell sauce and allow to simmer. Allow the sauce to thicken to your preference. Stir at intervals to avoid the sauce burning. Add the lemon juice and dry sherry.

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