Kachu Diye Chingri / Prawns with Taro
Kachu Diye Chingri / Prawns with Taro

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ABOUT Kochu Diye Chingri ( Prawns with Taro) RECIPE. Kochu die Chingri (Taro and prawns) - is a very traditional fare of Eastern Bengal. Colacasia is a plant grown for its root vegetable, known as Taro or Arbi/Ghuiya in Northern and western part of India and Kochu in Bengal and eastern part of India. Reason being now a days A is doing a lot of business travelling and I am having the TV all to myself.

To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can have kachu diye chingri / prawns with taro using 16 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Kachu Diye Chingri / Prawns with Taro:
  1. Make ready 10 large prawns
  2. Make ready 10 Taro / Kachu
  3. Take 2 potatoes cuts into cubes
  4. Get 1 tomato
  5. Take 1 tsp jeera or cumin seeds
  6. Take 1 bay leaf
  7. Make ready 2 green chillies
  8. Prepare 1 tsp red chilli powder
  9. Make ready to taste Salt
  10. Take 1/2 tsp turmeric powder
  11. Prepare 2 onions cuts into slices
  12. Get 1 tbsp mustard oil
  13. Make ready 1/2 tsp sugar
  14. Prepare 1 tsp ginger paste
  15. Make ready 1 tsp cumin paste
  16. Make ready 2 cardamom pods

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Instructions to make Kachu Diye Chingri / Prawns with Taro:
  1. Wash & seven the prawns.Marinate it with salt,turmeric powder.Wash the skin on.
  2. Take 3 cups of water in a pressure cooker & put the taro/arbi/ Kachu & potatoes in it.Pressurecook for 1 or 2 whistles.Then switch off the flame.
  3. Removed the skin from the boiled taroes & potatoes.Cut into bite sized piecez& keep aside.
  4. Heat mustard oil in a pan.When the o starts to steam toss in the marinated prawns.Do not overcook them.
  5. Drain the oil & keep the fried prawns aside.In the remaining same oil toss in bay leaf,cumin seeds,cardamom,slited green chillies.Saute till you get the aroma of the spices.
  6. Add sliced onions & fry it, then add chopped tomatoes,ginger,cumin paste,red chilli powder.Saute for few mints.Add the boiled taroes& potatoes in the spices.
  7. Add turmeric powder, salt,sugar as per taste.Apply light pressure on the taroes/ kochus to slightly mash the edges.
  8. This would give the texture to the curry.Saute for 2-3 mints.Add 3 cups of warm water.Fold in.
  9. Add the fried prawns & cook or another 2- 3 mints.Switch off the flame.
  10. Serve hot with STEAMED rice or phulkas.

It is a traditional Bengali recipe and very popular in Bengal and Bangladesh. It is one of the best recipe of shrimp. C olacasia is a plant grown for its root vegetable, known as Taro or Arbi/Ghuiya in Northern and western part of India and Kochu in Bengal and eastern part of India and Patra in Gujarat. Taro root looks from outside like a potato, but has a hairy outer coating on its surface just like on a coconut shell. Taro roots can be used as an alternative to potato.

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