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Coconut curry prawn is a beloved Southeast Asian dish that has captured the hearts and taste buds of food enthusiasts around the world. The dish is a combination of succulent prawns, rich and creamy coconut milk, and a variety of spices that come together to create a symphony of flavors that will tantalize your taste buds. As professional chefs, Kristen Kish and Leah Cohen have been perfecting the art of making coconut curry prawn for years, and in this article, we will explore the history of the dish, share some tips and techniques for making it at home, and highlight the nutritional benefits of this delicious delicacy. Coconut curry prawn has become a staple in the cuisine of countries such as Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia, where it is often served with rice or noodles. The dish has also gained popularity in Western countries, where it is often served in high-end restaurants and enjoyed by food enthusiasts. Coconut curry prawn is not only delicious but also packed with nutritiona...

Our picky eater approves this recipe. It's creamy and cheesy and single serve. The crispy exterior is a nice contrast to the roughly mashed potatoes inside. Of course the seasonings can be altered to fit anyone's taste. NOTE: Our recipe calls for the mash to be frozen overnight, or at least 4 hours. Make this the day before you plan to serve for best results. :) INGREDIENTS 7-8 Whole - Yukon Potatoes (peeled and chopped to 2-3 inch thickness) 1 Stick - Unsalted Butter 1/2 Cup - Heavy Cream 1/2 Tsp - Salt 1/2 Tsp - Black Pepper () 1 Tsp - Garlic Powder 1 Tsp - Parsley 2 Cup - Cheese (we used a taco mix) INSTRUCTIONS 1. Boil the potatoes until a fork can effortlessly break the pieces in half. 2. Strain out all of the water from the potatoes. 3. While the potatoes are still hot, roughly mash the potatoes then add the butter, heavy cream, salt, pepper, garlic powder, parsley, and cheese. Mix until combined and to your desired mash-ness (Did we just create a new word?). We like text...

This recipe is simple, customizable, and quick to make. You'll only need 6 ingredients (or three if you exclude seasoning). Here's the recipe and we hope you'll enjoy it as much as we enjoyed filming/eating them! INGREDIENTS 3 lbs - Uncooked Shrimp (we like the ones with the heads attached) 1 whole - Jalapeno (excluding the stem) 4 Cups - Flour 1 Tbsp - Salt 1/2 Tbsp - Black Pepper 1/2 Tbsp - Smoked Paprika 2 Gallon - Frying Oil (OK, 7 ingredients if you count the oil) INSTRUCTIONS 1. Pre-heat the frying oil to medium-high or high heat. 2. Mix the flour, salt, black pepper, and paprika. 3. When the oil is hot enough (skewer or bamboo chopstick will bubble when dipped in the oil), thoroughly coat the shrimp in the flour mixture, shake off excess flour, and gently drop them into the oil. Don’t put too many, just one layer of shrimp will do. Cook the shrimp until the shrimp is thoroughly cooked through but not over cooked. The shrimp will turn red when you cook them, and you...