ethiopian berbere (shrimp in spicy coconut milk)
Mom (witch 1-2-3 here on JAP) gave me a collection of spices from around the world. See www.thesilkroad.com for a list. The recipe is not listed on the website but is on the back of the can. This is a pretty spicy dish, so if you don't care for the bite curry sometimes brings, I would cut down on the amount. The hardest part of this recipe is shelling and deveining the shrimp. I only use wild caught extra large shrimp (cut them in 1/2), but you can use the already cleaned ones if you prefer to skip this step. The snap peas really MAKE this dish...that sweet bite of crunch is perfect.
yield
4 -6
prep time
15 Min
cook time
40 Min
method
Stove Top
Ingredients For ethiopian berbere (shrimp in spicy coconut milk)
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1 lbshrimp, deviened shells and tails off
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1 lbsnap peas
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1 lgcrushed tomatoes, canned
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1 mdonion, diced
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1 ccoconut milk
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1 ccilanto
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3 Tbspbutter
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2 Tbspgarlic, minced
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2 Tbspberbere (i'll attach the link to make your own berbere spice mix if you can't get the silk road mix)
How To Make ethiopian berbere (shrimp in spicy coconut milk)
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1This is what you need.
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2Saute onion and garlic in butter until soft and translucent.
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3Add tomatoes and berbere spice; simmer for 10 minutes.
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4Add shrimp (I should have cut them in 1/2 lengthwise--they were huge) and snap peas; cook for 5 minutes (don't overcook the shrimp)
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5Finish with coconut milk and cilantro Simmer for 15 minutes; add salt to taste. I served this over white basmati rice.
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6**Here is a link to make the spice mix. http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Ethiopian-Spice-Mix-Berbere-104015
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