Thai Style Prawn & Petai (Bitter Beans)..
We used to have Thai Style Prawn & Petai at a Thai restaurant nearby our home and my Hubby just loves it! I wanted to imitate the dish by using selected ingredients. I'm aware they used a special sauce called Nam Prik Pao (Thai Chilli Paste) but I did not add that in my list.
Check out how I made this dish and received very good reviews from both my Hubby and son. It's quick and simple, trust me! We had it together with plain rice, Kailan Oyster Sauce and Tom Yum Fried Chicken (will post the recipe).
THAI STYLE PRAWN & PETAI
Ingredients :~
- 700gm large prawn ~ skinned and deveined
- 250gm petai (bitter bean) ~ halved
- 1 inch ginger *
- 5 cloves garlic * pounded together
- 2 onions ~ cut into rings
- 1 red chilli ~ sliced
- 4 pcs kaffir lime leaves ( daun limau purut )
- 1 tbsp dried chilli paste
- 1 tbsp tom yum paste ( I used Knorr )
- 1/2 tsp tamarind paste
- 2 tsps fish sauce
- salt to taste
- 50ml water
- oil
- Mix some salt to the cleaned prawns. Fry them in heated oil for 2 minutes and set aside on a paper towel.
- Reduce the oil in pan, enough for stir frying. Saute pounded ginger & garlic until fragrant. Add onion rings and red chilli. Stir for a minute.
- Add dried chilli paste, keep stirring for few minutes until the raw smell leaves. Add tom yum paste, fish sauce and kaffir lime leaves. Mix, add water and tamarind paste, allow to boil.
- Cook over medium to high heat and stir in the petai and fried prawns. Season with salt, give a quick stir stir and dish out. Have it with hot rice! Enjoyyyy :)
Do buzz me if you tried this easy-peasy recipe! ;)
Hmmmmmmmmmm! Yum pics.
ReplyDeletelooks very interesting dear..
ReplyDeletesuper tempting and inviting......awesome pics!!
ReplyDeleteSis....im drooling over this dish...I dont fancy petai so i will take prawn n gravy ok...
ReplyDeletenice dish.
ReplyDeletewow Love...very sedap2 n nice pics bikin kecur tau!!! hehe
ReplyDeleteI really shouldnt be drooling over such delicious food at midnight, makes me hungry!!! Sri, the photos look awesome...aiyo. Now i will be thinking petai prawns for the next few days until i eat it!
ReplyDeletethis looks so deliciously done....
ReplyDeleteLovely dish,drooling..beautiful clicks dear.
ReplyDeleteWowwww, cant take my eyes from ur clicks Sis, mouthwatering here.
ReplyDeleteCan you teach us how to cook paprik as well??
ReplyDeleteSatya
http://chittyboy.blogspot.com
Hi Satya, I've shared Chicken Paprik before but it's in Malay.
Deletehttp://www.love2cook-malaysia.com/2009/10/ayam-masak-paprik-special.html
wow! so gooood....
ReplyDeleteHi Love, school holiday already over, how you doin'? I presume you must be busy with your 2 children.
ReplyDeleteLove this prawn dish but make mine without the petai. LOL
Have a lovely day ahead, take care my dear!
Nice combo love.....looks yummy!!
ReplyDeletehi,,may i know wwhat is dried chilli paste,
ReplyDeleteis it chilli powder,,,pls help,,,thanks
Hi Anon, dried chilli paste is made of red dried chillies. The chillies are soaked in hot boiled water for 5 minutes and ground smooth using a grinder with little amount of water.
DeletePrawn, petai and chillies - nice combo! I would love this dish and I will require extra rice, please!
ReplyDeleteyummy n drooling here.....
ReplyDeletedelicious....
ReplyDeletelapar lak tengok...he3
Sedapnya..... bitter beans tu walaupun ada bau tapi I suka... sebab banyak khasiat..boleh cuci perut ooo!
ReplyDeletehi sist, how are you?
ReplyDeletelama aku tak singgah sini :)
ni pagi-pagi dah ada prawn sedap pula...
Hi LOVE....berselera sangat tengok sambal udang petai ni...
ReplyDeleteWow, am drooling already! More rice please, and tomyam fried chicken? Sounds good to me!
ReplyDeletenampak sedap ni love..akak so far belum try makan petai..sebab
ReplyDeletetak reti..hehe..tapi udang akak makan..hehe
Hi Love... Wah!! Nmpk sgt sedap !!!.. Akak terliur tgk tau..
ReplyDeleteI tak makan petai but the photos really looks yummy :D
ReplyDeleteThis will be a nice variation to the usual prawns and petai in sambal sauce I have most of the time. Looks good.
ReplyDeleteJust drooling over the pics ...looks yum
ReplyDeleteLooks so good, lovely and delectable clicks :) Can guess how delicious it should have been :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a Delicious food blog! I am feeling quite hungry now, can't wait to eat those yummy food :)
ReplyDeletetempting thai style prawns...love the close up picture of the dish....
ReplyDeletemmm...delicious...great flavors..!
ReplyDeleteTasty Appetite
hi lovely love..nampak mcm ada depan i ja this sambal petai..close up yg menarik!
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