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How To Cook Prawn Curry

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  1. Filipe Leme Botelho

    When you say 600grs of prawns, is that before they are cleaned and
    deveined? I believe that would add up around 12 large prawns, which is
    roughly what we see in the beginning (0:18), but when they are added (4:33)
    we see a larger quantity, above 20 prawns. Should I consider 600grs of
    clean prawns instead? Thanks a lot for this video and recipe, can’t wait to
    try it! 🙂

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  2. paul150365

    The tumeric and the cumin powder captions do not match up they need to be
    swapped around to be correct,

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  3. Mike Reece

    Great recipe. Why? 1. It is simple. 2. Well presented. 3. I love the time
    lapses between the steps, allowing the flavours to get through.

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  4. Scoff

    You can indeed. It will give the curry a lovely creamy texture. Let us know
    it all goes!

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  5. Peter Ferrao

    closely watch video wrong narration you need more training

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  6. samiullah batukhail

    I love prawns its one of my favourite food

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  7. amaan bandara1

    can i put coconut milk instead of water?

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  8. Rajesh Thyagarajan

    very clear , good

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  9. Rebeca petrisor

    delicious :3

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  10. Suresh Patil
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  11. gs d

    if u want the flavour of cardamons and cloves and dont wanna chew on them
    like me, put em in a removable pouch cook in the curry later remove the
    pouch. nice recipe tho.

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  12. Aaryan Gupta
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  13. Thishoban Sandra

    Got the cumin and turmeric mixed up 

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  14. Bhanu Prasad Kondapuram
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  15. I’mCooking

    nicely cooked prawns

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  16. BenjaminGoose

    I can tell that “cumin powder” has been cut with something… would not eat
    at a restaurant that uses sub-standard (and potentially dangerous)
    ingredients.

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  17. nellrigg1

    Nice curry for the kids they loved it

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