Bengali Prawn-Jhinga Malai Marinated prawns are deep fried and later cooked in coconut milk, onion paste, tomato puree and other ingredients Prawn – 6 nos(de (veined, washed and drained), de)1 tbsp Shallots (chopped)1/4 tsp Ghee1 tbsp Tomato puree1/2 cup Coconut milk2 tsp Onion paste1/4 tsp Green chilly (chopped)Ginger (garlic paste – 1 tsp)Turmeric powder (A pinch)1/4 tsp Garam masala powder1 no Bay leafOil (As reqd)Salt (As reqd)Curry leaves (Few)1 tsp Fennel seeds First marinate the prawns in a mixture of salt and turmeric. Keep aside for 15 minutes. Heat oil in a pan and fry the marinated prawns to a golden brown color. Drain and keep aside.In the remaining oil, add bay leaf, ginger-garlic paste, onion paste, garam masala, green chilly and tomato puree. Saute in low heat for a few minutes.Once the oil separates from the gravy, stir in fried prawns. Mix well.Now add coconut milk along with 1/2 cup of water and bring to boil. Simmer for a few seconds.Heat ghee in a pan, fry shallots, fennel seeds and curry leaves.Pour it on the gravy.Remove pan from fire. 8)Bengali prawn/jhinga malai, a popular Bengali prawn curry, is ready. Serve hot with rice, chappathy etc. North Indian